House hunting

What’s so intriguing about these, and so Argentine, is that the pics were taken after the people put the properties on the market! This represents, supposedly, the places looking their best! Now we all know that they didn’t, but the assumption anywhere but here would be that the owners had just put in a couple of days of cleaning and tidying to get the place ready for the photos.

So if they don’t get snatched immediately, guess we’ll have to raise prices, right?

I hope you find your dream house (not too far from the train, OK?) at a reasonable price, and sell yours for a fortune!

What is WITH the local fascination with bathroom shots for rental and sale properties? It seems if 18 shots are posted, 5 of them will be of the bathroom, with living room and exterior photos almost an afterthought (And with this property, surely there was some way they could have photographed the front without making the utilities pole the most prominent feature?).

Special celebration for Guy Fawkes Day?

Has potential....if you've got another 150 thousand dollars to spend.

Do you think it’s a fixer-upper?

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Do you think it’s a fixer-upper?

Here it's cheaper just to knock them down and start from scratch.

Is that supposed to be ultra-contemporary?

Better than the wooden pallets I've seen used here as fencing.

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Is that supposed to be ultra-contemporary?

Yip.

Argie architects fell in love with corrugated sheeting about 2 years ago.

One of my mates has it and it looks fine.

But I have seen some awful stuff as well.

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But I have seen some awful stuff as well.

A yuppie type bar opened up here which has lots of it...all rusty. Looks f'ing awful.

… and a washing machine tucked under the stairs.

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This house is being described as having a 'luxury kitchen', a description that should be taken with a very large grain of salt.

https://www.argenprop.com/aviso--11409177?

Sellers in Argentina are expert at the art of make-believe!