Buenos Aires Developments
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A historic Buenos Aires church has closed due to structural damage from city construction, while the city's Gastronomic Week promises diverse culinary events. The rental market is surging, with investment returns hitting a decade high, and a provincial minister dismissed rumors of Riquelme running for governor.
Historic Buenos Aires Church Closed After Cracks Appear Amidst City Construction
- A historic church in Buenos Aires, the Monastery of Santa Catalina, has been closed due to structural damage, including deep cracks appearing in its walls. - Church authorities blame nearby construction work by the city government for the damage, citing vibrations from heavy machinery. - The city government denies responsibility, claiming the cracks are pre-existing and unrelated to the ongoing …
Buenos Aires Gastronomic Week Promises Diverse Culinary Delights
- A gastronomic week in Buenos Aires from May 18 to May 25 features diverse culinary events. - Highlights include collaborations between restaurants, wine tastings, and special menus for May 25th. - E…
Buenos Aires Minister Dismisses Riquelme Gubernatorial Rumors, Criticizes Milei Administration
- A Buenos Aires provincial minister dismissed rumors of Boca Juniors president Juan Román Riquelme running for governor in 2027. - The minister questioned President Milei's support for controversial …
Rental Market Surges in Buenos Aires as Investment Returns Hit Decade High
- Rental prices in Buenos Aires are rising faster than inflation, making renting a profitable investment. - The gross annual return on rental properties reached its highest level since 2012, with inve…
