Argentina is a great place to live, with the naturally beautiful scenery, the strong sense of community, and the highly advanced yet culturally rich cities. But one reason why most take the step of moving to Argentina is because of how affordable everything is. Indeed may films are shot in Argentina because of its scenery.
Over the years, prices of houses and other things have increased, but they remain at a very low level when compared to the prices in other countries. The prices of everyday expenses in Argentina is about 50% less than what you would spend in the United States of America. And with the value of some of these properties, the pricing almost seems ridiculous at times. But ridiculous is good, especially if it means things are cheap for you. Some areas pride themselves in providing very affordable housing options, and these are just some of them.
Puerto Iguazu
If you are looking for a town that is constantly on the move, then look no further than Puerto Iguazu. It is situated right between the Parana and Iguazu rivers, and it is a town regularly used those visiting the near falls. The sense of community might have dropped a fair bit in recent years, but it is still a great place for anyone to settle down and enjoy.
San Carlos De Bariloche
A breathtaking city, covered with the wonderful natural scenery of snow-covered mountains, crystal clear lakes, and thousand-year-old forests. It is a city that is full of some of the most naturally beautiful parts of Argentina. There are many things you can enjoy in Bariloche, from quality family time to relaxation alone, and all kinds of wonderful outdoor activities. It is a lovely city and quite affordable as well.
El Calafate
This is one of the regions that has become popular because of its tourist attractions. Located on the shore of Lake Argentino, the city is home to one of the biggest attractions in the country, the Perito Moreno glacier. Huge chunks of ice breaking off a magnificent mound and falling directly into a lake is a spectacular view. You can also use the city as a gateway to further explore the Patagonian region as well as the traditional estancias.
Cordoba
The second largest city in Argentina is quite different from the largest city of Buenos Aires. The nightlife and social scene are very vibrant, mostly because the city is a university city. The different parts of the city blend beautifully, and it is truly a tale of the old meets the new with old colonial cathedrals and Churches standing alongside ultra-modern museums and malls. There is a wide variety of activities you can enjoy in Cordoba, and the culture is very rich and diverse. The city is definitely not lacking in flair, with people of many different ethnicities and nationalities coming together to create a buzzing atmosphere. All this with an incredible backdrop of the Cordoba Mountains makes it one of the best places you can live in Argentina.
Salta
Salta is a nice province in the Northwest region of Argentina. It is bordered cities like Chaco, Catamarca, and Formosa. It is a huge tourist destination nowadays, mainly due to the grandeur of the colonial architecture in the city, as well as the friendliness and hospitality of the locals.