Inversión inmobiliaria:más del 30 por ciento es extranjera

ActualidadInmobiliaria.com - July 16th 2007

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Banco Santander bids strongly on Latin America

Infobae.com - July 6th 2007

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The Spanish bank announced the investment of 2,000 million dollars in Latin America. The expansion strategy includes opening 1,000 new offices, installing 5,000 ATMs and creating 6,000 job positions in the next 2 years.

“We will give a strong impulse to the bancarization of the region through the Banca Comercial 20.10 Project. W...

They approve investment of DaimlerChrysler in Argentina

Infobae.com - May 23rd 2007

The Ministry of Economy and Production guaranteed the project presented/displayed by the company by an amount of $10.6 million assigned the fiscal benefit of return anticipated in the IVA.

The Ministry of Economy and Production approved the project of investment presented/displayed by Daimlerchrysler Argentina S.A. by an amount of 10.6 million weights, and assigne...

A group of celebrities invests in a gated community in Pilar

La Nación - January 2nd 2007

Gabriela Sabatini is preparing her debut in the real estate market. The former tennis player is one of the partners of the Clodinet firm, which is behind a great real estate project in Pilar, with an investment of US$ 85 million.

The investment group is led by former banker Enrique Ruete, who gave up the presidency of the HSBC Bank two years ago to dedicate himsel...

Economy seeks to attract new investments in the financial sector

La Nación - January 15th 2007

To try to start the year on the right foot, two important officials of the Ministry of Economy will take a trip abroad starting tomorrow with the intention of showing the sustain-ability of argentine growth and attract new investments to the financial sector.

The Secretary of Finance, Sergio Chodos, will take his first official trip after taking office in December...

England summons investments in Buenos Aires

Infobae - January 13th 2007

"It has recovered the title of most cosmopolitan city of South America" says an article in the traditional Times newspaper. It summons to buy properties in Buenos Aires.

"The city attracts visitors from all over the world", adds the text and goes on to say that "15 hours away form London, Buenos Aires is a city with big avenues and well kept up buildings, where qu...