You own property in Buenos Aires
and you're living abroad

Spain

Madrid · Barcelona · Valencia

Italy

Rome · Milan · Genoa

United States

Miami · New York · LA

Mexico

Mexico City · Monterrey · Cancún

Rest of the world

From any country

I recently moved abroad and want to sell

You want to tie up loose ends before you fully settle into your new life. Knowing what your property is worth is where it all begins.

I've been away for years and the property is just sitting there

Rented or vacant, you're not quite sure what it's worth today — and that uncertainty gets heavier with every year that passes.

I inherited a property while living overseas

An inheritance from a distance comes with legal, tax and valuation questions. Getting a professional appraisal is the first concrete step you can take.

I want to sell and put that capital to work where I live now

Converting an asset in Argentina into liquid capital in your current country of residence is a smart financial move. It starts with knowing the number.

Separation with shared property in Argentina

When one or both parties are living abroad and there's jointly owned property in Buenos Aires, a formal valuation is the document that puts everyone on the same page.

I need to declare my assets abroad

To file foreign asset declarations in Spain, Italy or the United States, you need an up-to-date market valuation of your properties in Argentina.

Get a professional valuation — the non-negotiable first step

Before any decision, you need to know what your property is actually worth in today's Buenos Aires market. Without that number, you can't negotiate, you can't plan, and you can't evaluate any offer that comes your way.

We carry out the valuation free of charge, 100% online. Fill in the form, give us the basic details of your property, and within 24 hours you'll have the report in your inbox — regardless of what time zone you're in.

Appoint a trusted representative in Argentina

This is the most important step in the entire process. To sell a property in Argentina without being physically present, you must grant a Special and Irrevocable Power of Attorney to a trusted person who will act on your behalf.

How to obtain it from abroad? Visit the nearest Argentine consulate or a local notary. Depending on your country of residence:

• Spain and Italy: Executed before a local notary + Apostille of The Hague + certified Spanish translation if required
• United States: Before a notary public or at the Argentine consulate + Apostille of The Hague
• Other countries: Argentine consulate in your country of residence

Sort out your tax status with AFIP (Argentine Tax Authority)

This is the step that catches most Argentines abroad off guard — and the one most likely to cause delays if not addressed early. As a non-resident, the tax process is more complex than for a seller based in Argentina.

The transaction: purchase agreement, deed and closing

Once the power of attorney is active, the tax situation is resolved and a buyer has been found, the transaction proceeds like any standard property sale in Argentina — with your representative signing all documentation on your behalf.

Receiving the proceeds from abroad

Once the sale is closed, the funds can reach your overseas account through various channels. It is essential that you seek professional advice regarding Argentine foreign exchange regulations at the time of the transaction, as well as the tax obligations of your country of residence.

Can I sell my property in Buenos Aires without returning to Argentina?

Yes, it is entirely possible. With a Special and Irrevocable Power of Attorney executed in your country of residence, your appointed representative can sign all necessary documentation on your behalf — including the purchase agreement and the deed before a notary.

How long does the process take when selling from abroad?

It depends largely on the AFIP process. When the tax situation is already in order, the transaction can close within 60 to 90 days from the moment a buyer is found. If there are outstanding tax obligations or the fiscal situation needs to be regularized, the timeline can extend considerably. That's why we always recommend starting the tax process before the property goes on the market.

Who can I appoint as my representative?

Anyone you trust completely: a family member, a close friend or a legal representative. This is genuinely the most important decision in the entire process. Choose someone who will act with absolute integrity on your behalf.

Is the valuation also free if I'm based outside Argentina?

Absolutely. The valuation is free for everyone, with no exceptions. It doesn't matter whether you're in Buenos Aires, Madrid or Miami. Fill in the form online, provide the basic details of your property, and within 24 hours you'll have the report in your inbox.

What if the property is currently rented out?

A tenanted property can be sold. Argentine law grants the sitting tenant certain rights, including in many cases a right of first refusal on the purchase. This doesn't prevent the sale, but it does need to be handled correctly and within the legally established timeframes.

Do I need an Argentine CUIT or CUIL tax ID to sell?

If you are already registered as the property owner and hold an active CUIT or CUIL from when you lived in Argentina, that is generally sufficient. If it has lapsed or was never obtained, it will need to be regularized — a process your representative or an accountant in Argentina can manage on your behalf.

100% online, from any country

No flights, no calls timed around Argentine business hours. Everything by email, on your schedule.

Response within 24 hours

Distance breeds anxiety. We respond quickly, with concrete information — not vague estimates.

Deep knowledge of Buenos Aires

Palermo, Recoleta, Belgrano, Núñez, Barrio Norte, Caballito — we know exactly how each neighbourhood moves.

No pressure, no commitment

The valuation gives you information. What you do with it is entirely your decision. We won't chase you.

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"I'd been in Madrid for three years with an apartment in Palermo I didn't know what to do with — sell or keep renting it out. The valuation arrived within 24 hours and helped me make the call. Simple, fast and completely free."

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"I inherited a property in Recoleta while living in Milan and had absolutely no idea where to begin. The valuation was the first concrete step I could take without going anywhere. They were clear about everything from the start."

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"I needed the value of my apartment in Belgrano to declare foreign assets in the US. The report came on time, was well-supported with data, and served exactly the purpose I needed. Couldn't have asked for more."

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"My mother left us a house in Caballito. My siblings were in Argentina, I was in Barcelona, and nobody could agree on what it was worth. The valuation ended that conversation. One document, problem solved."

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"I wanted to sell my penthouse in Núñez and use that capital here in Italy. Before anything else, I needed to know what I actually had. The valuation came back quickly, was accurate, and from that point everything fell into place."