Rent a flat or a house in Salta

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ChristineViP05 August 2011 12:12:04

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Finding a place to live is a priority when settling in Salta. Your experience will be of a great help for the members who want to settle in Salta.

Therefore, we have prepared some questions for you:

Is it hard to find a flat or a house for rent in Salta?

How to find a home in Salta: classifieds, real estate portals, real estate agencies?

How much is the rental for a house, an apartment?

What are the formalities or the required documents for renting an accommodation?

Which advice would you give?

Thanks in advance for participating!

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jeannieb Active member

Member since 13 March 2010

jeanniebActive member04 April 2012 21:10:19

hi

i am looking for a house or apartment for rent in salta any suggestions of where to look please

thanks

Francesca Team

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FrancescaTeam05 April 2012 05:02:16

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Hello jeannieb and welcome to Expat.com!

Can i suggest you to post an ad on our Housing section, maybe this could help out!

Also, you can have a look at out Guide section where you find information about Accommodation in Argentina.

Thanks,

Francesca

Amarone17 Member

Member since 28 July 2013

Amarone17Member28 July 2013 23:33:37

Hi,
I would like to rent an apartment or a room in a house or apartment in Salta, Argentina for 5 to 6 weeks starting August 10th.
I will need wifi and secure parking for my motorcycle.
Hope full some one can point me in the right direction.
Thank you.

David ViP

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DavidViP29 July 2013 13:51:25

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Hi Amarone17,

Please feel free to post an advert in the Housing in Salta section.

Thank you,

David.

3lckr Serial expat

Member since 28 November 2010

3lckrSerial expat19 August 2013 15:43:21

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To rent in Salta and in Argentina in particular is a headache for an average expat. They all want a collateral in a form of another property in Argentina... makes a lot of sense, right? To be able to rent you need to own a property... Havn't seen this anywhere else. Most Argentinians ask their relatives or friends to sign a property so they can rent. Or you can prepay a 2-year rent, upfront.
I found it a lot easier to live in a hostel and pay a monthly all inclusive rent around US$200. I don't know if they would rent monthly to someone else, but I can ask. There is a space to park a motorcycle in the patio.
PM me if interested.

Amarone17 Member

Member since 28 July 2013

Amarone17Member19 August 2013 18:01:40

Thanks for your reply. Yes I am interested. Please message me back.

3lckr Serial expat

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3lckrSerial expat19 August 2013 22:22:10

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I asked and yes, they would rent a room for $1700 pesos monthly or $500 pesos weekly, food is not included. There is a wifi, actually there are a couple. Current blue rate is 1:8.75 in Salta.
Well, let me know where are you, when are you ready to step by, I'll arrange a meeting.
Cheers

Amarone17 Member

Member since 28 July 2013

Amarone17Member19 August 2013 23:13:23

I am ready from the 23rd. As I am committed to where I am until the 23rd August.
Thank you for your help.

3lckr Serial expat

Member since 28 November 2010

3lckrSerial expat19 August 2013 23:37:45

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OK, at this moment there is space. However, since you cannot pay anything for a booking, they cannot actually book it for you. When you are in Salta, come over 24/7, it is at Alvarado 1070, between Pelligrini and Jujuy. There is a front door ramp and plenty room for your bike in the patio. The hostel is famous for hosting motorcycle travelers. The rates are as I gave them to you, should you require rent daily, it is $100 pesos.
Looking forward to meet you in person.
Cheers.