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Hitler's secret hideout is now for sale, if you believe the conspiracy theorists. The Inalco mansion, located on Argentina's coast, is thought by some to be the place where Adolf Hitler lived with Eva Braun after faking his death at the end of World War II.
The property was built in 1943 and designed by architect Alejandro Bustillo, who according to Gizmodo, also built residences for other SS officers. The mansion, 231 metres from the road, is hidden in 452 acres of forest on the shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi. Alongside 900 metres of sandy beaches, it boasts a wooden pier with a boat ramp and, says Spanish site Perfil, space for a seaplane.
Politians in Argentina have approved a controversial new law to restrict the sale of agricultural land to foreign buyers.
Argentina's biggest real estate developer is to look for opportunities in crisis stricken Europe and keep expanding its business in the United States and Argentina, it has been announced.
Fractional opportunities are ripe in markets around the Americas and Indonesia, according to industry experts.
Leaders in Argentina and Uruguay took the first steps to inaugurating a new rail link between their two countries this week, in a move that could make travel around South America far easier.
Estancia Punta del Agua, the largest ever block of freehold land to come onto the market in Argentina is being sold by a London based agent.
The archipelago, scene of the bitter war between Argentina and Britain, is a haven for visitors seeking a quiet getaway
BA will commence a new direct route to the Argentinian city of Buenos Aires this month, making it easier for tourists to reach the city many call 'the Paris of South America'.
International Living's Lee Harrison uncovers some rustic development bargains in the South American nation
A report has noted Bogotá, Buenos Aires, Lima and Santiago as four of the most favourable destinations for hotel investment in South America for 2011...