Buying
Buying in Punta del Este as an Argentine: Key Points of the Deal
Buying in Punta del Este as an Argentine: transferring funds, a bank account, taxes (IRNR, Net Worth, ITP) and tax residence, with official sources.
180 real estate blog articles
Guides, tips and analysis of the real estate market in Uruguay.
New Construction
Buying Off-Plan in Punta del Este: What to Check Before You Sign
Buying off-plan in Punta del Este: reservation, trust (fideicomiso), building permit, indexation and risks. A checklist with official sources before you sign.
Buying
Common Expenses in Punta del Este: How to Assess the Annual Cost
Common expenses in Punta del Este: what they include, which documents to request and how to estimate the annual cost and net return before buying.
Rentals
Moving from India to Uruguay: How to Find and Rent a Home Before You Arrive
Moving from India to Uruguay: how to find and rent a home before you arrive. The real hurdle is the rental guarantee without local history. INGAR helps you before you travel.
Investment
Seasonal Rental in Punta del Este: How to Estimate the Net Return
Seasonal rental in Punta del Este: how to estimate the net return using the real calendar, the owner’s costs and taxes (IRPF, IRNR).
Neighborhoods
Mansa, Brava, La Barra or José Ignacio: What to Check Based on Your Goal
Mansa, Brava, La Barra or José Ignacio: what to check by parcel, building and costs based on your use or investment goal. A guide with official sources.
Guides
Taxes When You Buy or Sell a Business in Uruguay: VAT, Corporate Income Tax and Clearance Certificates
How VAT and IRAE are calculated when a going business is transferred in Uruguay, what happens when goodwill comes out negative, why goodwill can't be amortized, and which clearance certificates you'll need.
Guides
Uruguay for American Families Leaving the U.S.
What to weigh before moving from the U.S. to Uruguay: crime numbers without the spin, healthcare with no deductibles, schools, the real cost of living, taxes on both sides, winter, and buying a home.
Guides
Which Businesses Should You Avoid Buying in Uruguay?
Ten warning signs that reveal an overpriced goodwill payment, a business that can't survive without its owner, or a sector already crowded in that particular neighborhood — before you put down a single peso.