Yesterday we shared the news that two million Argentines would like to retire in Uruguay. The announcement coincides with the new issue of InvestBA Privada where we devote our Inmobiliaria section to unique destinations and properties beyond Montevideo and Punta del Este. One of those destinations in our Discover Uruguay feature is Jose Ignacio, an InvestBA favorite where we enjoyed Fin de Ano celebrations. While most singe-family homes are concentrated around a thirty-six block grid adjacent to the Jose Ignacio lighthouse, new gated communities with resort-style amenities are beginning to appear on Route 10 in the direction of Manantiales to the southwest and Laguna Garzon to the northeast.
For more information about investment opportunities in Jose Ignacio and other unique corners of Uruguay, download the new issue of InvestBA Privada and watch video tours of InvestBA listings:
Canelones Estancia – US$1,500,000
Punta del Este Citrus Estancia – US$2,500,000
La Paloma Oceanfront Chacra – US$3,500,000
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