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Of course, I'd be happy to help! Finding a long-term rental in Buenos Aires can be challenging, but there are several websites that you can use to search for properties. Here are a few options for you: MercadoLibre: This is a popular online marketplace in Argentina where you can find all sorts of items for sale, including long-term rental properties. The website is available in Spanish, but you can use a translation tool to browse it in English. ZonaProp: This website is dedicated to real estate in Argentina and has a section for long-term rentals in Buenos Aires. It's available in both Spanish and English. Properati: This is another real estate website that allows you to search for long-term rentals in Buenos Aires. It's available in several languages, including English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Airbnb: While Airbnb is best known for short-term rentals, some hosts offer long-term rentals as well. You can filter your search to show only long-term rentals, and many of the listings offer discounted rates for longer stays. I hope these suggestions are helpful for your search for a long-term rental in Buenos Aires. Good luck!
Nothing very "cheap" about rent in the desirable areas ! -- I was under the impression prices were cheap but Ecudor or Colombia appear to be a much cheaper alternatives ? -- I am not impressed by the cost of living ! It's no wonder there aren't many or any expats doing U-Tube videos about how good a life that can be had there for little money ?
Very helpful information...thank you!! The prices you gave were in US dollars, correct? Also, can you explain (or do video) about the blue dollar versus the peso? Why is there a different exchange rate for each? Thank you!!
@johndewey6358 • I've heard the best/safest way to get it is through Western Union, other than the local Florida street money exchange vendors. There are some UA-cam videos dedicated to it.
What is an ex-pat? I'm college educated but I don't understand that term. Is it meant to denote a person who lived and worked in one country and then settled in another country? If it is then they're called a migrant - They've migrated from one country to another. Or is it meant to discern people from different cultures, or economic background? A poor person who moves to a richer country is a migrant, but a rich person who moves to another country, be it rich or poor, is called an ex-pat. If that's what it's understood to mean then it's a racist comment.
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Appreciated all the info thank you
Can you list some websites to use for long term rentals in bueno aires? Thank in advance!
Of course, I'd be happy to help! Finding a long-term rental in Buenos Aires can be challenging, but there are several websites that you can use to search for properties. Here are a few options for you:
MercadoLibre: This is a popular online marketplace in Argentina where you can find all sorts of items for sale, including long-term rental properties. The website is available in Spanish, but you can use a translation tool to browse it in English.
ZonaProp: This website is dedicated to real estate in Argentina and has a section for long-term rentals in Buenos Aires. It's available in both Spanish and English.
Properati: This is another real estate website that allows you to search for long-term rentals in Buenos Aires. It's available in several languages, including English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Airbnb: While Airbnb is best known for short-term rentals, some hosts offer long-term rentals as well. You can filter your search to show only long-term rentals, and many of the listings offer discounted rates for longer stays.
I hope these suggestions are helpful for your search for a long-term rental in Buenos Aires. Good luck!
Great information. Thank you!
Nothing very "cheap" about rent in the desirable areas ! -- I was under the impression prices were cheap but Ecudor or Colombia appear to be a much cheaper alternatives ? -- I am not impressed by the cost of living ! It's no wonder there aren't many or any expats doing U-Tube videos about how good a life that can be had there for little money ?
Vocal...muddy and mumbling... thanks anyway.
Very helpful information...thank you!! The prices you gave were in US dollars, correct? Also, can you explain (or do video) about the blue dollar versus the peso? Why is there a different exchange rate for each? Thank you!!
Where are the more affordable places to live my guy Americans not to willing to pay gringo prices
Sounds expensive, are these black market prices?
You can double your exchange value to Argentine pesos with the blue dollar system, thus doubling your purchasing power.
@@J.D.VisionThanks what is the Blue Dollar System? Is there a company or bank that does this?
@johndewey6358 • I've heard the best/safest way to get it is through Western Union, other than the local Florida street money exchange vendors.
There are some UA-cam videos dedicated to it.
lots of unnecessary information, you don't need to explain what a house is 😀 just focus on the prices
What is an ex-pat? I'm college educated but I don't understand that term. Is it meant to denote a person who lived and worked in one country and then settled in another country? If it is then they're called a migrant - They've migrated from one country to another. Or is it meant to discern people from different cultures, or economic background? A poor person who moves to a richer country is a migrant, but a rich person who moves to another country, be it rich or poor, is called an ex-pat. If that's what it's understood to mean then it's a racist comment.