International Real Estate: House Hunting in … Uruguay
January 14, 2016
Uruguay’s real estate market reached a peak in 2011, and has largely deflated since then, causing
Uruguay’s real estate market reached a peak in 2011, and has largely deflated since then, causing prices in the beach areas to drop for all but the top tier of properties.
Source: NY Times
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