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If I label this a market change too early, I could be mistaking a narrow group of attractive listings for Buenos Aires as a whole. In my May 2026 notes, well-presented new-build flats seem to find buyers in about 68 days, while homes requiring renovation take longer. The observed gap between the...

Also ask who the proposal is actually from. Is it one provider doing the shoot, marketing and buyer communication, or several parties referring work to each other? “Coordination” may only mean forwarding messages. I would require a written contact list showing who answers enquiries, who receives...

I would separate hidden-condition contingency from material-price or timing risk rather than use one catch-all figure. First put every quote into the same room-by-room scope and list each exclusion beside it. Ask for opening-up inspections at representative wet areas, electrical panels and...

I would not proceed on a verbal assurance that they can be fair to both sides. Ask for a written description of whom the agent represents, what information stays confidential, the fee basis, and whether one named contact handles both parties. Also require every offer and counteroffer to be...

I would keep them provisionally, but not as a citywide signal. A serviced-apartment sample can be distorted by a few expensive listings, especially if the price-band mix changed during the month. The -6.2% figure also needs a definition: reductions on the same listings, or a change in the...

Which neighbourhoods are you grouping together, and are the flats actually comparable on condition? Crossing even a neighbourhood boundary can change the pool of buyers, while “new-build” can cover everything from ready-to-occupy units to properties with unresolved practical details. Also, is...

I’d do a short, purposeful refresh rather than either rushing back unchanged or waiting indefinitely. Make sure the property information is current, then describe the collapse simply as buyer financing not being satisfied. Don’t volunteer assumptions about why. Before accepting again, compare...

I’m deciding whether to pursue a 2-bed coastal home in Buenos Aires at ARS 1,073,000,000. Expected rent is ARS 4,552,000/month, giving the broker’s headline gross yield of roughly 5.1%. The building appears sound, but its reserves and future owner contributions could materially change the deal...