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LA CITÉ REAL ESTATE

La Cite Inmobiliaria was established in 1982 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In 1993 the company opened its offices in Uruguay and is registered under no. 510 in the Register of the Uruguayan Ministry of Tourism.

18 years after having been established in Uruguay, and now the only real estate company in Uruguay to partner with Leading RE,  La Cite Real Estate is now truly a synonym of quality and trust.

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15/10/2026
Is Uruguay a Good Place to Invest in Property in 2026?

Uruguay can be a good place to invest in property in 2026, but the strongest case is not built on unusually high rental yields or rapid speculation.The appeal is more balanced. International buyers gain access to an established legal system, widespread US-dollar property pricing, relatively straightforward foreign ownership and several very different markets...

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15/10/2026
Moving from the USA to Uruguay

Moving from the United States to Uruguay can be appealing for very different reasons. Some Americans are planning retirement, others want a permanent coastal home, and an increasing number are looking for a slower pace of life while continuing to work or manage investments internationally.The move, however, involves much more than comparing property prices....

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15/10/2026
Banking in Uruguay for Foreign Buyers

Opening a bank account in Uruguay can become an important part of buying and owning property there, but international buyers should not assume the process works like opening a new UK current account.Uruguayan banks carry out detailed identification and source-of-funds checks, particularly when an account will receive a substantial international transfer for...

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15/10/2026
Foreign Ownership Rules in Uruguay

Uruguay is one of the more accessible South American property markets for international buyers, but ā€œforeigners can buy propertyā€ is only the starting point.Most overseas buyers looking at apartments, houses or coastal homes can purchase directly without first becoming Uruguayan residents. The more complex questions arise when the property is rural, held thr...

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