Direct answer
The site publishes independent buyer education and is developing a curated property-introduction desk. It is not a real-estate brokerage, law firm, tax adviser, notary, bank or money-transfer provider.
What Own Argentina does
We organize the questions an international buyer must answer before committing: location, property fit, current availability, true acquisition cost, documentation, source and route of funds, representation and post-closing management.
Where a buyer requests help, the property desk can use that brief to seek relevant opportunities and introductions. A future listing must identify its source and last verification date. Paid, affiliated or referral relationships will be disclosed where they apply.
What Own Argentina does not do
Editorial content is general information. It does not replace legal, notarial, tax, financial, technical or investment advice. Own Argentina does not certify title, hold client funds, promise regulatory outcomes or guarantee a property’s condition or return.
No person will be described as a licensed reviewer until their identity, licence where relevant, review scope and approval have been documented.
How the project will earn trust
The methodology page explains the publishing standard. Readers can use the WhatsApp contact to report an error or ask how a statement was sourced.
- Dated sources next to material claims
- Visible update history
- Clear distinction between asking and closed prices
- Current listing verification dates
- Disclosed referral or paid relationships
- Corrections recorded instead of silently hidden
Source file
Primary sources and limitations
Sources are provided so readers and professionals can check the underlying material. Official guidance can change; confirm the current rule and the facts of the actual transaction.
- Buenos Aires real-estate market datasetsBuenos Aires City Institute of Statistics and Census. Official city datasets on asking prices, listing time, deeds and mortgages. Asking prices are not closed-sale prices.
- Real-estate purchase and saleBuenos Aires Notaries Association. Overview of the notarial purchase process, certificates and customary cost categories in Buenos Aires.
- Obtaining a CDI identification numberArgentina.gob.ar / ARCA. Official requirements for residents and non-residents requesting an Argentine identification number.
- Foreign-exchange regulationsCentral Bank of Argentina. Official entry point for current foreign-exchange rules. Requirements can change and must be checked for each transaction.
Prepared by the Own Argentina Editorial Desk and reviewed for source currency on September 3, 2026. This is general information; transaction-specific professional review is still required.
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