President Macri has turned around Argentina's property market.
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Argentina’s property market is now rapidly emerging from a prolonged and painful crisis.
The country is still struggling with inflation, and property buyers still find banks extremely reluctant to grant mortgages, but the new government is injecting optimism into the real estate market. Three months after being sworn in, President Mauricio Macri has already devalued the currency and lifted tight exchange controls – largely blamed for Argentina’s property market debacle.
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