5 of the best · Buenos Aires, Argentina
How buying works in Argentina, from your tax number to the deed signed before an escribano and the property registry, and agencies selling in Buenos Aires. We never publish prices.
Our 5 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three Buenos Aires addresses we would send a friend to first: a performance at the Teatro Colón, a steak at Don Julio and tea at the Alvear Palace.
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The first steps for any buyer: an Argentine tax number through ARCA, and a public notary to sign and register the deed.
Where people buy, and how a sale works before an escribano.
The back story
Apartments in the French buildings of Recoleta, houses in Palermo Chico, towers in Puerto Madero and the leafy streets of Belgrano: where people buy in Buenos Aires, and how a sale works in Argentina.
Who to talk to, and what to check.
Agency
A Buenos Aires agency with its head office in Recoleta.
Avenida Quintana 529, Buenos AiresExplore View on map
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The first steps for any buyer: an Argentine tax number through ARCA, and a public notary to sign and register the deed.
