http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate News and information of the Buenos Aires Real Estate market Wed, 13 Sep 2006 16:08:56 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Buenos Aires is a city that proposes more than vacation activities. After the devaluation crack that put the argentinean pesos three steps under the American dollar, the city became an ideal scene for foreign investors. In the once time one of the most expensive cities of the world, Buenos Aires citizens ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=10 It’s not about another sci-fi movie, that’s the way people know one of the more refined corners of Buenos Aires. The Island is a rich and privileged area of the city that spread its streets with elegant residential buildings surrounded by parks and gardens. Placed inside the Recoleta neighborhood, it ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=9 If there’s something journalists have been talking too much about lately that’s the Real Estate Market situation. A dispute between tenants, owners and real estate agencies gets on stage a reality fact: lesser flexibility in the credit offer for middle-class population has reduced the rates of homes acquisition by the segment, ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=8 Argentina has became something more than a tourism post. Its main city Buenos Aires claims to be one of the biggest ones of America, and has born from the shades of a community that has been fed up with travelers from all over the world. Old buildings over wide and ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=7 You’re thinking on moving in to Buenos Aires, but you still don’t know where’s the best place for you to buy a property? Well, here you’ve got some info you’d like to know: a streets profile of Buenos Aires that can be helpful for you to decide the best site ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=6 If it’s important for you to know what kind of neighbors live on the streets you’re seeking, here there’re some short comments on how people use to be around, that kind of comments everyone could say about its city’s neighborhoods. Recoleta, Barrio Norte, Palermo, Cañitas, Belgrano: These are residential neighborhoods, people ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=5 If you’re thinking in how are going to be the streets of your new neighbor, I can share some few things: Recoleta: Tourists use to call it the “Little Paris”, but it also has British style buildings. Here you’ll find roomy & classic apartments, wooded streets, and lesser apartments per ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=4 Every neighborhood has its style, its culture and so its habits. Give yourself a little idea of the things to do you would find downstairs and around: Recoleta: The gardens and terraces of Recoleta are plenty of classy restaurants and cafes, decoration props shops and even a design mall, museums, ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=3 The lifestyle standard also use to be be relationed to the shops and amenities near as well. Here’s a short review of the commercial places in each neighborhood, beside the typical ones everybody takes for sure, of course. Recoleta, Barrio Norte: They have a lot of art galleries and the ... http://blog.alojargentina.com/buenos-aires-real-estate/?p=2