Real Estate Articles
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Own a 20-acre Ranch in Shakira’s Neighborhood for $58,000
Date: 10/03/2008 Author: Lee HarrisonFriday, Oct. 3, 2008
Read more about Uruguay in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
We all know that beachfront property can be some of the most expensive real estate on Earth.
Maybe that’s why acres and acres of land just a few miles from Uruguay’s coast can be had for so mind-bogglingly cheap.
Lee Harrison has some very tempting examples below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
A Huge Home in Montevideo’s Liveliest Neighborhood for $160,000
Date: 09/30/2008 Author: Lee HarrisonTuesday, Sept. 30, 2008
Read more about Uruguay in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
Lee Harrison has been exploring the area around his apartment in Montevideo’s Centro district.
Why, with all the nightlife, culture, and gracious living this neighborhood has going for it, are the prices so incredibly cheap?
Lee explains below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
Dear Ronan, You're Nuts!
Date: 09/27/2008Saturday, Sept. 27, 2008
Read more about investing in foreign real estate in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
My friend, Ronan McMahon, says that buying condos and apartments off-plan, or pre-construction, can be a great idea.
Does he really suggest buying something that hasn’t even been built?
That’s the question on reader asked. Find Ronan’s surprising answer below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
Forget Beachfront...Farmland Is the Next Big Play
Date: 09/20/2008 Author: Ronan McMahonSaturday, Sept. 20, 2008
Read more about investing in real estate in International Living Postcards—Saturday Edition
Dear International Living Reader,
World demand for food is skyrocketing, taking commodity prices into the stratosphere right along with it.
That could make the land food is grown on some of the most valuable real estate on Earth.
Yet Ronan McMahon knows where there are 400 million acres of prime farmland priced as low as $500 per acre.
He’ll tell you where below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
Is the Perfect Property out There?
Date: 09/08/2008 Author: Suzan HaskinsMonday, Sept. 8, 2008
Read more about Mexico in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
Last week I told you that Suzan was “kissing toads”—viewing properties as she tagged along with a friend shopping for the perfect house in Merida, Mexico.
It looks like her friend crowned a winner...and the price tag for Prince Charming was still toad-low.
Find out how low when you read on below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
Over an Acre of Ocean View for $48,000
Date: 09/06/2008Saturday, Sept. 6, 2008
Read more about investing in foreign real estate in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
Ronan McMahon is a numbers guy...he doesn’t often shop with his heart when it comes to real estate.
But he just told me that he found a place where his heart—and the numbers—matched up.
How does $48,000 for more than an acre of stunning ocean view sound?
He’ll fill you in below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
Spanish Investors in Ciudad Vieja
Date: 09/04/2008 Author: Lee HarrisonThursday, Sept. 4, 2008
Read more about Uruguay in International Living Postcards—your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
Lee Harrison tells me that Montevideo’s old town section is drawing Spanish investors like bees to honey.
With some of the prices he found there, I can understand why...$30,000 houses are just the start. Lee reveals a load of Ciudad Viejo deals below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living
San Telmo: The Soul of Buenos Aires
Date: 08/26/2008 Author: Lee HarrisonWednesday, Aug. 27, 2008
Read more about Argentina in International Living Postcards— your daily escape
Dear International Living Reader,
Couples dance the Tango in the parks. Lovers linger at sidewalk cafés. Street vendors offer everything from old photographs to vintage Victrolas and silver-handled facons (the knives of the gauchos).
San Telmo, Buenos Aires’ most fabled neighborhood, is the heart of all things Argentine. Yet Lee Harrison found a $60,000 apartment nearby. See what else he found below.
Dan Prescher
Publisher, International Living