Property
Renting, buying, selling and letting in Argentina as a British household: contracts, escribanos, taxes and where to search.
Renting a Flat in Buenos Aires as a Brit: Contract, Deposit, Guarantor and Rent Rises
Rental terms in Argentina are now agreed freely. The contract is your protection, so the clauses are taken one at a time: term, currency, rent rises, deposit, guarantor and leaving early.
Buying Property in Argentina as a British Buyer: Escribano, Boleto and Costs
The purchase runs through an escribano and a tax number rather than a visa. The steps below follow the order things happen, from CUIT and proof of funds to the deed and registration.
Selling or Letting Your Property in Argentina as a British Owner
Two Argentine taxes disappeared in 2024 and 2025, and from 1 January 2026 sales and housing rents are exempt from Ganancias for individuals. UK tax is separate, so both sides are set out here.
Where British Families Rent in Buenos Aires: Belgrano, Núñez, Olivos and San Isidro
Start from the school, then the train line, then the home. Four northern bases compared for a British family, with the lease points that matter to a household.
Living Outside Buenos Aires as a Brit: Córdoba, Mendoza, Bariloche and Mar del Plata
The rental and purchase rules are national; registries and stamp duty are local; and each city has a season that decides when to sign. Four cities compared for a British household.
Buying an estancia in Argentina: questions for a British buyer
The view from the veranda tells you very little about the access road, water supply or responsibilities beyond the garden.
Buying a guesthouse in Patagonia: look beyond the summer bookings
A full summer calendar cannot tell you whether the building is sound, the business can transfer or the winter bills are manageable.