Extra, extra! The first issue of our premium content e-newsletter, InvestBA Privada, arrives on Friday.
After several months of planning and design, we’re very pleased to announce the arrival of our premium content e-newsletter, InvestBA Privada. While the blog often gravitates toward current events, Privada gives our readers a much closer look at macroeconomic trends in Argentina and Uruguay, detailed investment opportunities and general lifestyle topics like golf, wine and polo.
In the July issue, for example, we profile commercial properties from Mendoza to Montevideo, feature some very unique Argentine wines and size-up the Argentine and Uruguayan teams preparing for this month’s World Cup. We also profile a beautiful new luxury golf development in Buenos Aires and several historic properties in Montevideo’s Ciudad Vieja, recently featured by NuWire Investor.
Future Privadas will feature cultural, legal and financial advice, as well as one-on-one interviews with local business and design professionals. If you would like to receive Privada, just click here. While you’re signing up, be sure to tell us what type of content you would like to see in future editions. And because we hate spam as much as you do, your information will not be shared with any third parties.
New Buenos Aires World Trade Center To Open In Puerto Madero
UADE: Buenos Aires Real Estate Average Price Now US$220 Per SF
City of Buenos Aires Real Estate Activity Down 5%; Property Values Up 17%
Buenos Aires Real Estate Developers Begin To Accept Payments in Pesos
Buenos Aires Short-term Rental Rates Rise 5-20% Depending On Size & Barrio
Argentina Property Owners Consider New Variables When Renting, Selling
Mendoza Struggling To Adapt Foreign Land Ownership Law to Local Realities
Average Real Estate Prices In Brazil Are 3-4x Higher Than In Argentina
Despite Demand, Mendoza Real Estate Market Sees New Construction Pullback
Argentina Rental Properties May Adopt Lease-Purchase Agreements
Major Waterfront Redevelopment & Yacht Club Announced In Montevideo
Carrasco: Montevideo Neighborhood Enjoys A Real Estate Renaissance
2012 Safety Report: Uruguay Is The Least Violent Country In Latin America
Imovéis: Brazilians Bought 55% More Punta del Este Real Estate Last Year
Punta del Este & Uruguay Must Target More North Americans & Europeans
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[...] Anyone who has spent time in Argentina can tell you the high priority that’s placed on family time, especially quality time with the kids. On weekends, city clubs and parks around Buenos Aires and throughout the country swell with parents relaxing and kids running everywhere playing futbol, roller hockey, tennis, golf and, yes, even polo. No surprise then that Argentina comes up, not once, but three times in a Luxist interview with the founder of My Little Swans, a travel website for families who want to plan unforgettable holidays with the kids. The Australia-born, California-based founder and mother of three, Katrina Garnett, has been traveling the globe con los niños for 15 years. She says Argentina, where “we got to hike glaciers, ride horses across the pampas, zipline through the rainforest and rappel down waterfalls,” was one of her kids’ two favorite destinations. And even if you’re not planning a family trip, she says big kids can find lots of cool toys down here on the Pampas: “In the fall, my husband – who’s an avid art collector – and I are going with a few other friends on an art-themed trip to Argentina and Brazil.” Garnett says the favorable exchange rate is ample incentive for future travelers who can expect “plenty of exceptional luxury accommodations ranging from elegant hotels in Buenos Aires to big estancias in the countryside.” And if you are looking for family-oriented living in Buenos Aires, be sure to look at Pinares, one of the featured luxury projects in this month’s Insider. [...]