Buy a home in Argentina
Foreigners can buy a home in Argentina on the same terms as locals, with no residency required. Grupo Briones builds new apartment buildings in Buenos Aires (Núñez, Saavedra, Belgrano and Recoleta) and sells them directly, in US dollars, with payment plans during construction.
Can a foreigner buy property in Argentina?
Yes. Argentina allows foreigners to buy urban property (apartments, houses, offices) without being residents and on the same terms as Argentine citizens. The only restrictions apply to rural land and border areas, which do not affect homes in Buenos Aires.
What you need: a valid passport, an Argentine tax ID (CUIT or CDI, issued by ARCA) and a notary (escribano), who handles the deed and registers the property in your name.
New homes for sale in Buenos Aires
Our projects are in residential neighborhoods of Buenos Aires City. Each one has floor plans, specifications and a 360° virtual tour.
Briones Huidobro
Ruiz Huidobro 3075, Buenos AiresFrom USD 100,000See project and 360° tour
Brigos Larrea
Larrea 838, Buenos AiresFrom USD 90,000See project and 360° tour
Briones Cabildo
Av. Cabildo 4987, Buenos AiresFrom USD 90,000See project and 360° tourBriones Vedia
Vedia 2495, Buenos AiresAsk on WhatsAppBriones VDO
Vuelta de Obligado 4340, Buenos AiresAsk on WhatsAppBriones Azurduy
Azurduy 2338, Buenos AiresAsk on WhatsAppBriones Olazábal
Olazábal 3052, Buenos AiresAsk on WhatsAppBriones Larralde
Larralde 2570, Buenos AiresAsk on WhatsAppHow to buy a home in Argentina
- 01
Choose the home
Pick the project, the unit and the payment plan. Prices are in US dollars.
- 02
Get your tax ID
Apply for a CUIT or CDI with ARCA, the Argentine tax agency. You need it to sign and to register the property.
- 03
Sign the purchase agreement
For off-plan homes you sign with the developer and pay a down payment, then the rest in installments during construction.
- 04
Due diligence by the notary
The escribano checks the title, debts and the seller before the deed.
- 05
Sign the deed (escritura)
The escribano drafts the deed and registers it. You can sign in person or through a representative with a power of attorney.
- 06
Get the keys
Final inspection and handover of your new home.
Why buy off-plan, directly from the developer
Buying off-plan (en pozo) means buying before the building is finished. You get the launch price, you pay in installments while it is built, and you deal directly with the company that builds it, with no intermediaries.
About Grupo Briones
Grupo Briones is a real estate developer in Buenos Aires founded by Beltrán Briones and Iván Briones. Throughout their careers, the partners have delivered 24 buildings and 1,791 apartments in Buenos Aires City. Meet the team.
Visit our showroom at Deheza 2350, Núñez, or our offices at Cerrito 1186, Buenos Aires. You can also write to us on WhatsApp or at contacto@grupobriones.com.ar.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy property in Argentina?
Yes. Foreigners can buy urban property in Argentina, such as apartments and houses in Buenos Aires, on the same terms as locals and without being a resident. Restrictions apply only to rural land and border areas.
Do I need to be in Argentina to buy?
No. You can sign through a local representative with a power of attorney. If it is signed abroad, it must be apostilled (and translated into Spanish if it is not in Spanish).
What documents do I need to buy a home in Argentina?
Your valid passport and an Argentine tax ID (CUIT or CDI) issued by ARCA, the national tax agency. The notary (escribano) checks the documentation before the deed is signed.
What currency are homes sold in?
Homes in Argentina are priced and paid in US dollars. Grupo Briones lists its prices in USD.
Can I get a mortgage in Argentina as a foreigner?
It is difficult: Argentine banks usually require local residency and income. Most foreign buyers pay in cash. Buying off-plan lets you pay in installments during construction instead.
What does the notary (escribano) do?
In Argentina the escribano is a public notary who checks that the property and the seller are clear of debts and claims, drafts the deed (escritura) and registers the transfer in the Property Registry. Closing costs and taxes depend on each purchase: the escribano gives you the exact figure before you sign.
Where does Grupo Briones build?
In Buenos Aires City: Núñez, Saavedra, Belgrano and Recoleta. You can visit our showroom at Deheza 2350, Núñez.