BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
In the real estate market, the city of Buenos Aires shows signs of great activity with new development and sustained growth in recent years.
Investment in property for temporary rental is an excellent choice due to the advantages offered by the city. In fact, Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city, vital and welcoming that attracts visitors throughout the year, allowing investors an interesting income.
Combining performance and safety, the local housing market is a privileged sector with distinct advantages, including sustained upward trend of property values and low maintenance costs of the building.
Finally, income from rents and the availability to use property at any time, makes this alternative the preferred investment by foreigners and Argentines.
Where to Invest In Argentina?
Arable lands
The continental territory of Argentina covers a surface close to "280 millons hectares, of which 25 million are arable lands with wheat,rice, maize, barley and pastures for animal production being the major crops produced.
This abundance of fertile land enables Argentina to be:
**the world´s leading exporter and producer of sunflower oil,
**the 1st exporter and 3rd producer of soy oil in the world,
**the 2nd largest world producer of corn,
**the 3er largest world exporter of meat,
**the 3er largest world producer and exporter of lemon, and
**the 5th largest world producer of wine.
** best polo in the world
The continental territory of Argentina covers a surface close to "280 millons hectares, of which 25 million are arable lands with wheat,rice, maize, barley and pastures for animal production being the major crops produced.
This abundance of fertile land enables Argentina to be:
**the world´s leading exporter and producer of sunflower oil,
**the 1st exporter and 3rd producer of soy oil in the world,
**the 2nd largest world producer of corn,
**the 3er largest world exporter of meat,
**the 3er largest world producer and exporter of lemon, and
**the 5th largest world producer of wine.
** best polo in the world
INVEST IN ARGENTINA- Favorable Investment Legislation
The Foreign Investment Act, enacted in 1993 by Executive Order 1853/93, established the legal framework for foreign investment.
**Foreign investors have the same legal treatment as nationals under Argentine Constituion
**Foreign companies may invest without prior approval or registration requirements.
**Foreign investors have the same access to incentive programs as local investors.
**Foreign companies have unrestricted access to all economic sectors.
**Foreign companies have the same access to credit as local companies
**Foreign companies are free to transfer their capital and profits at any time, without any charges or taxes on such transfers.
Fundacion Invertir Argentina
**Foreign investors have the same legal treatment as nationals under Argentine Constituion
**Foreign companies may invest without prior approval or registration requirements.
**Foreign investors have the same access to incentive programs as local investors.
**Foreign companies have unrestricted access to all economic sectors.
**Foreign companies have the same access to credit as local companies
**Foreign companies are free to transfer their capital and profits at any time, without any charges or taxes on such transfers.
Fundacion Invertir Argentina
POLO ARGENTINO
When polo began in Argentina over 120 years ago, players began to worry about their mounts. From them on, the search began for the most adequate type of horse for game.
Polo Argentino is a product that boast characteristics that are different from those of other breeds, not only as regards, genotype but also phenotype, and this had made it the most adequate horse for the game. In demanding activity such as polo, it is convenient to play ponies that have been prepared specifically to that end.
La Fortaleza
Polo Argentino is a product that boast characteristics that are different from those of other breeds, not only as regards, genotype but also phenotype, and this had made it the most adequate horse for the game. In demanding activity such as polo, it is convenient to play ponies that have been prepared specifically to that end.
La Fortaleza
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Foreigners once again flock to Uruguay
Oct 11, 2010
Uruguay has been rediscovered -- mainly by affluent foreigners who are choosing to retire there. For the first time since 1965, the country recorded positive migration numbers in 2009. The number of residence permits has also tripled in the last four years.
Most of Uruguay's newest residents come from other South American countries -- about half are from Brazil and Argentina -- but the number of immigrants from Europe and the US is also growing.
Carlos Flanagans of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attributes Uruguay's new popularity to political stability, an economy that was not affected by the global financial crisis, and a law passed in 2008 that gives immigrants the same rights and opportunities as nationals.
Juan Fischer, an immigration lawyer, believes that Uruguay has become more attractive to Americans as they face an economic crisis and tax increases at home.
Uruguay's relative safety, large middle class, clean water, good infrastructure and good quality of living at a lower cost have been some of the factors used in its being a great place for vacations and retirement.
BBC NEWS
Oct 11, 2010
Uruguay has been rediscovered -- mainly by affluent foreigners who are choosing to retire there. For the first time since 1965, the country recorded positive migration numbers in 2009. The number of residence permits has also tripled in the last four years.
Most of Uruguay's newest residents come from other South American countries -- about half are from Brazil and Argentina -- but the number of immigrants from Europe and the US is also growing.
Carlos Flanagans of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs attributes Uruguay's new popularity to political stability, an economy that was not affected by the global financial crisis, and a law passed in 2008 that gives immigrants the same rights and opportunities as nationals.
Juan Fischer, an immigration lawyer, believes that Uruguay has become more attractive to Americans as they face an economic crisis and tax increases at home.
Uruguay's relative safety, large middle class, clean water, good infrastructure and good quality of living at a lower cost have been some of the factors used in its being a great place for vacations and retirement.
BBC NEWS
AGRICULTURE Investing in Argentina & Uruguay
Oliver Combastet has a preference to invest in hard assets and agriculture.
In his interview, he shares his views on the opportunities in Latin America, particulary in Uruguay.
Undervalued land,rich water supplies as well as the political, legal and taxes environment are some factors that drew Oliver Combastet to this country.
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