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El Malacate Properties
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Malacate is located just 50 minutes from
the wonderful city of Buenos Aires City.
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina
and is one of the largest cities in the
world. It is one of the most sophisticated
and elegant cities in South America.
El Malacate consists of a number
of 5000 sqm plots within 85 hectares of
land surrounding the River Lennon, all
within a perimeter wall with just
one entrance to the club.
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Plots from £27,300
| Houses from £66,000 |
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All plots are sold with electricity, gas,
telephone, satellite TV and access to natural
water. You can use the plot to build your house
if you wish, the minimum house
build should be 200 sqm. |
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The Project
At El Malacate visitors will enjoy
a land submerged in the past. History, legend
and tradition within a development that offers
all the comfortable services you could wish
for. Residents will feel the soul that resides
in the rural surroundings of hills, streams
and intimate silences where, progress and past
coexists.
El Malacate consists of a number of 5000 sqm
plots within 85 hectares of land surrounding
the River Lennon, all within a perimeter wall
with just one entrance to the club (see next
page).
All plots are sold with electricity, gas, telephone,
satellite TV and access to natural water.
All plots are 5000 sqm
Choose your plot and then build your house.
You do not have to build if you do not wish
to.
Minimum house build is 200 sqm. |
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Location
El Malacate is located just 50 minutes from
the wonderful city of Buenos Aires City and
its 15 million inhabitants. The Club has excellent
transport links, being just 1.5 miles from the
main motorway, motorway 8.
Medical services are just 10 minutes from Malacateay.
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and
is one of the largest cities in the world. It
is one of the most sophisticated and elegant
cities in South America. Buenos Aires has always
been famous for its incredible cultural offer
and is renowned for its architecture, night
life, and cultural activities.
Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial, commercial
and cultural hub of Argentina and its port is
one of the busiest in the world.
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Argentina Overview
Buenos Aires - Argentina
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and
is one of the largest cities in the world.
It is one of the most sophisticated and elegant
cities in South America. Buenos Aires has
always been famous for its incredible cultural
offer and is renowned for its architecture,
night life, and cultural activities.
Buenos Aires is the financial, industrial,
commercial and cultural hub of Argentina and
its port is one of the busiest in the world.
Argentina
Argentina is the second largest
country in South America and the eighth largest
country in the world. Argentina is bordered
by Paraguay and Bolivia in the north, Brazil
and Uruguay in the northeast and Chile in
the south and west. The country covers nearly
3,800,000 square km, it stretches 3,460 km
from north to south and 1,580 km from east
to west.
Argentina has a diverse landscape; it possesses
expansive deserts, some of the world’s
tallest mountains (Argentine Andes), fertile
agricultural plains and rolling plateaus.
Argentina’s climate ranges from subtropical
in the northeast, temperate in the central
regions to arid and cold in the south and
along the mountain ranges.
Tourism in Argentina
Domestic and International tourism
has grown +12% for quarter one of 2006. Argentina
offers a host of tourist attractions from
the buzz of Buenos Aires, to skiing on the
slopes of Patagonia, wildlife safaris plus
adventure sports as rafting, gliding and trekking.
400 km from Buenos Aires you will find Mar
del Plata, Argentina’s premiere beach
resort, offering 17 kilometers of beaches,
sports fishing, colonial architecture, a university,
sports, zoo, casino and lively nightlife plus
a number of parks and gardens to tempt the
visitor.
Argentina also has a varied and interesting
history, you can visit the holy cities, legendary
ruins and museums. Culture is very important
to the Argentines and you can enjoy the traditions
of dance, folklore and music. Argentina’s
tourist industry is benefiting from both domestic
and international tourism.
Economy
Argentina’s economy collapsed in 2002,
measures have been put in place and the economy
is now strengthening. GDP is increasing steadily
(9% growth in 2004 and 2005 and 8% in 2003)
due to import substitution policies, soaring
exports, lower inflation and foreign investment.
The economy has grown by 31.4% since the first
quarter of 2002. The economic growth is the
highest in Latin America for the period 2003
to the first quarter of 2005.
The country cleared its $9 billion debt with
the IMF in 2005; influx of foreign currency
from exports has resulted in a trade surplus
which is estimated at 3.5% of the GDP.
Argentina is the most developed country in
Latin America; it has the highest GDP per
capita, the highest level of education, good
infrastructure, and strong telecommunications
industry including mobile, internet and wideband
services.
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Economic overview - Argentina
The recovery of Argentina’s economy
has astounded many leading international and
domestic analysts. Money is now flowing from
tourism and foreign investment resulting in
a strengthening economy.
The economy has grown by 31.4% since the first
quarter of 2002. GDP is increasing steadily,
in 2005 and 2004 it grew by 9% annually compared
to 2003 with an 8% growth. The economic growth
is the highest in Latin America and one of
the highest in the world for the period 2003
to the first quarter of 2005.
Last year the state cleared the 50 year old
debt of $9 billion to the IMF (International
Monetary Fund). This has resulted in high
fiscal surplus - estimated 3.5% of the GDP.
Inflation is forecasted to drop by approximately
2% by 2007.
Domestic and International tourism has grown
+12% for quarter one of 2006. Argentina offers
a host of tourist attractions from the buzz
of Buenos Aires, to skiing on the slopes of
Patagonia, wildlife safaris plus adventure
sports such as rafting, gliding and trekking.
Argentina also has a varied and interesting
history, you can visit the holy cities, legendary
ruins and museums. Culture is very important
to the Argentines and you can enjoy the traditions
of dance, folklore and music. 40% of real
estate in Argentina is purchased by International
investors mainly from Europe, USA, Canada,
Brazil and Chile.
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