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A closer look · regional evidence
Internet access, place by place
Internet access can help you narrow a region search. These census figures describe occupied private dwellings in 2022. They are historical context; check connection options at the address before choosing a property.
Census 2022 · provisional results
Buenos Aires
82.1%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
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Córdoba
78.7%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Entre Ríos
76.0%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Mendoza
76.5%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Río Negro
76.6%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →Census 2022 · provisional results
Santa Fe
78.6%
Occupied private dwellings with internet
INDEC, Argentina ↗ · Source checked
Explore this region →See all 24 province and city totals
| Province / autonomous city | Dwellings with internet | Range within the region |
|---|---|---|
| Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires | 90.6% | 81.4–95.0%15/15 local areas with a numeric value |
| Buenos Aires | 82.1% | 63.7–91.9%135/135 local areas with a numeric value |
| Catamarca | 66.8% | 23.3–83.7%16/16 local areas with a numeric value |
| Córdoba | 78.7% | 23.0–84.6%26/26 local areas with a numeric value |
| Corrientes | 59.1% | 17.6–70.9%25/25 local areas with a numeric value |
| Chaco | 64.0% | 39.8–78.2%25/25 local areas with a numeric value |
| Chubut | 79.0% | 47.1–86.3%15/15 local areas with a numeric value |
| Entre Ríos | 76.0% | 58.0–82.2%17/17 local areas with a numeric value |
| Formosa | 57.5% | 15.9–72.1%9/9 local areas with a numeric value |
| Jujuy | 68.4% | 12.9–82.0%16/16 local areas with a numeric value |
| La Pampa | 85.8% | 45.6–91.2%22/22 local areas with a numeric value |
| La Rioja | 77.2% | 52.3–82.4%18/18 local areas with a numeric value |
| Mendoza | 76.5% | 58.5–83.5%18/18 local areas with a numeric value |
| Misiones | 63.9% | 44.4–79.6%17/17 local areas with a numeric value |
| Neuquén | 78.7% | 54.1–85.7%16/16 local areas with a numeric value |
| Río Negro | 76.6% | 27.4–86.0%13/13 local areas with a numeric value |
| Salta | 65.1% | 18.1–83.7%23/23 local areas with a numeric value |
| San Juan | 64.4% | 48.1–77.5%19/19 local areas with a numeric value |
| San Luis | 78.9% | 59.4–82.8%9/9 local areas with a numeric value |
| Santa Cruz | 86.0% | 80.5–90.9%7/7 local areas with a numeric value |
| Santa Fe | 78.6% | 52.9–83.6%19/19 local areas with a numeric value |
| Santiago del Estero | 49.5% | 9.7–76.7%27/27 local areas with a numeric value |
| Tucumán | 66.3% | 29.5–84.2%17/17 local areas with a numeric value |
| Tierra del Fuego, Antártida e Islas del Atlántico Sur | 83.9% | 51.9–87.1%3/5 local areas with a numeric value |
The range shows the lowest and highest department, partido or comuna percentages. Province and city totals come directly from INDEC; they are not averages of those percentages.
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Buenos Aires province
Buenos Aires province offers several starting points for a home, second base or land investment: rural towns, coastal settings, the delta and hill country. It is separate from Buenos Aires city. Decide which setting fits your plan, then narrow the search to a named partido and locality.
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Córdoba province
Córdoba is more than its capital city. The province combines mountain landscapes, rivers, lakes and plains, giving you different starting points for living or investing. Begin with the setting you want, then identify the actual town and property rather than treating the province as one market.
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Santa Fe province
Santa Fe province offers a way to explore urban life, rural settings and places connected with the Paraná. Start by separating the province from Santa Fe city and Rosario. Your home or investment search becomes more useful when each candidate has a named locality and its own surrounding context.
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Mendoza province
In western Argentina, Mendoza brings together a capital-city setting, wine-growing valleys and southern mountain landscapes. For a home or an investment, start by choosing the part of the province that fits your plan; a listing labelled simply Mendoza leaves much unresolved.
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Entre Ríos province
A base around Paraná, a town in Tierra de Palmares or a community in the provincial interior can lead to different plans for living and investing. Choose a locality and the role you want it to play before treating Entre Ríos as one property market.
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Río Negro province
Río Negro stretches from the Andes to the Atlantic. That gives a home search or a land investment several distinct starting points. Choose the setting first, then work toward the town and property; a single Patagonia label is too broad for the decision.
Explore →Look closer at the places
Explore regional context
Existing regional guides connect provincial context with local questions. They are optional starting points; the catalogue remains directly accessible.
Scope: Province and locality guides
Read the guide →Start with the available land catalogue
Use the existing map and filters to inspect offers. Each property keeps its own source, location precision and evidence boundaries.
Scope: Argentina catalogue
Read the guide →Read prices in context
The existing comparables guide explains which characteristics matter when you put asking prices side by side. A regional pattern is not an appraisal of one property.
Scope: Comparable evidence
Read the guide →Plan the practical steps
Buying as a foreigner
Use the buyer guide as dated background. Qualified legal review has not been obtained; the guide does not clear a transaction. Nationality, residence, property type and location shape the questions to check for your own case.
Read the guide →Banking and arriving
Use the existing bank-account guide to structure your questions about identity, residence and the bank you choose. The guide does not guarantee an account opening.
Read the guide →Read the surroundings more carefully
A road and a distance help locate a place. The actual route, entry point and conditions still need checking.
A health-facility point identifies a place to investigate, not the care that will be available to you.
A mapped airfield is not evidence of a flight you can book. Check the operating airport and the journey from the property.
Historical household internet data describe a place at a past date. They cannot confirm a connection at your address.
Rainfall and nearby water are context. Drinking-water supply, quality, rights and capacity are separate questions.
Compare like with like and show what the price includes. A lower asking price is a question to investigate, not a proven discount.
Tribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación · Tribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación
A locality centre and a verified property location answer different questions. Keep the precision label with every comparison.
Questions to take into your search
- Which place and property type match your plans?
- How precise is each listing location?
- Which documents and local checks are still missing?
Sources and their scope
The original source, its geographic scope and the date checked stay attached to the information. Country or regional context is not proof about an individual property.
How to use this guide
Argentina has a searchable land catalogue. Listing information, regional context and verified property facts remain distinct. Each linked guide shows when its original sources were last reviewed.
20 source referencesDocuments, dates and scope
National Rural Land Registry — current legal-status noteGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 26.737 — updated official textGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
RNTR — certificate for acquisition of rural landGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Ministry of Interior — Previa ConformidadGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Argentina.gob.ar / ARCA — current CDI procedureGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Civil and Commercial Code — updated official textGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 26.737 — official summary and repeal observationGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Decree 274/2012 — updated rural-land regulationsGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 17.801 — property-register frameworkGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
Law 26.209 — cadastral frameworkGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national overview; local requirements may differ.
- What this source does not establish
- Original editorial source-check date from the linked guide. Qualified legal review has not been obtained. These sources are background only, not transaction clearance or a new source check for this overview.
BCRA Communication B 12635 — deposit accounts for nonresidents and migrants without DNIBanco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
BCRA Communication A 8006 — withdrawal of the special tourist savings-account rulesBanco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
ARCA — current CDI procedure and identity documentsGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
RENAPER — first Argentine DNI after temporary or permanent residenceGobierno de Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
BCRA — what a CVU identifies and how it differs from a bank accountBanco Central de la República Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- See the linked guide and original document.
- Scope
- Argentina: national framework, with provider-specific conditions where stated.
- What this source does not establish
- The date records the source review in the linked guide. Confirm the requirements for your own case before acting.
OpenStreetMap: aeroway=aerodromeOpenStreetMap contributor documentation
- Source checked
- Source period
- No date stated
- Scope
- Map features; source geometry varies
- What this source does not establish
- Defines airport/airfield mapping; does not establish scheduled passenger service, current operations or travel times.
OpenStreetMap: amenity=hospitalOpenStreetMap contributor documentation
- Source checked
- Source period
- No date stated
- Scope
- Mapped facility
- What this source does not establish
- Facility classification is distinct from services, current opening, eligibility, emergency care, quality or travel time.
TTN 18.3: Valuaciones RuralesTribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación
- Source checked
- Source period
- 2014-08-07; PDF carries 2025 document reference
- Scope
- Property-specific rural method
- What this source does not establish
- Method inspiration only. FrontierArg comparison is not an official TTN appraisal; qualified property-specific assessment is separate.
TTN 3.1: Método de ComparaciónTribunal de Tasaciones de la Nación
- Source checked
- Source period
- 2005-05-03
- Scope
- Comparable properties in a defined market
- What this source does not establish
- Describes comparative valuation. A dated listing observation is not proof of a completed transaction or a universal numeric Fair Value.
Occupied private dwellings with internet — Census 2022, provisional resultsINDEC, Argentina
- Source checked
- Source period
- 2022 census; provisional release published in May 2023
- Scope
- Argentina: published province/CABA totals and department, partido or comuna percentages
- What this source does not establish
- Reported internet in occupied private dwellings. No speed, provider availability, current coverage or address-level claim. Province totals come directly from the workbook, never an average of local percentages.
General source-based orientation. No property-specific legal, banking or valuation review has been obtained.
Flag credits
- Argentina — flag-icons contributors · MIT
- Buenos Aires province — Matías Hiribarne, Facundo Bailo, Ignacio Rossi, Esteban Carrasco and Fernando Barroso; vector: Starchild · CC BY 4.0Original SVG file, unmodified.
- Córdoba province — Cristian Baquero Lazcano · CC BY 4.0Original SVG file, unmodified.
- Santa Fe province — Original: Estanislao López (1786–1838); vector: Gorivero · Public domainOriginal SVG file, unmodified.
- Mendoza province — Original attributed to Bernardo O’Higgins; vectors: B1mbo, Tonyjeff, James2813 and SamsonBVB · Public domainOriginal SVG file, unmodified.
- Entre Ríos province — Sergio Alberto Montiel credited in Commons description; vector uploaded by Guilherme Paula · Public domainOriginal SVG file, unmodified.
- Río Negro province, Argentina — Original: Daniel Cuomo; vector: Hellerick · CC BY 4.0Original SVG file, unmodified.
