Housing stock in the Argentine capital is being converted into short-term rentals as landlords look to dollar-spending tourists and the city government takes a back seat to private-led urban development.
James Francis Whitehead is a Buenos Aires-based correspondent for Courthouse News Service who covers South America.
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Housing stock in the Argentine capital is being converted into short-term rentals as landlords look to dollar-spending tourists and the city government takes a back seat to private-led urban development.
Housing stock in the Argentine capital is being converted into short-term rentals as landlords look to dollar-spending tourists and the city government takes a back seat to private-led urban development.
Housing stock in the Argentine capital is being converted into short-term rentals as landlords look to dollar-spending tourists and the city government takes a back seat to private-led urban development.
Housing stock in the Argentine capital is being converted into short-term rentals as landlords look to dollar-spending tourists and the city government takes a back seat to private-led urban development.
Housing stock in the Argentine capital is being converted into short-term rentals as landlords look to dollar-spending tourists and the city government takes a back seat to private-led urban development.