Real Estate & Investment in Argentina
Legal Counsel for Local and Foreign INVESTORS
Whether you invest from within Argentina or bring capital in from abroad, property transactions require legal precision most buyers underestimate.
Local & Regional Investors
Argentina-based individuals and regional investors expanding property holdings need the same rigor as any transaction — title verification, structuring, and closing representation — without unnecessary complexity added for a domestic deal. We keep this path direct and efficient.
What we handle:
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Title & lien verification
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Purchase structuring (urban, rural, or agricultural land)
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Negotiation support (optional)
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Tax coordination via a trusted third party (tax registration, basic tax analysis)
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Closing representation
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Portfolio structuring for repeat investors
Foreign Investors
What we handle:
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Property due diligence
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Purchase structuring (direct vs. entity ownership; urban or agricultural land, subject to specific rules in border zones)
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Negotiation support (optional)
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Tax coordination via a trusted third party (tax registration, basic tax analysis)
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Currency & repatriation guidance under Argentina’s foreign-exchange framework
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Closing representation
How We Work
Direct engagement with Matías Ávila Nores throughout, backed by a specialized, experienced team. Correspondence in English or Spanish, structured for buyers managing this remotely, with in-person meetings available in Buenos Aires or Córdoba.
FAQ
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Can a foreign citizen own property in Argentina outright?
Yes. Argentina does not restrict foreign ownership of urban real estate. Rural and border-zone property carries separate rules assessed case by case.
2
How are funds transferred into Argentina for a purchase?
Argentina’s foreign-exchange framework has specific requirements for inbound investment funds. We structure the transfer to stay compliant while minimizing friction.
3
Does buying property help with residency?
It can support an application, but property purchase and residency are separate legal processes. See our Immigration page for how the two connect.