Uruguay Named The Most Peaceful Country in Latin America
For the second straight year, Uruguay is garnering safety superlatives in Latin America. Last year, Uruguay was named the “least violent” country in Latin America by a Santiago-based non-profit...
View ArticlePort of Montevideo Expanding To Meet Global Demand
The Port of Montevideo is expanding and modernizing in order to meet the rising tide of cargo ships using Uruguay’s main durable goods port as a regional hub for the Southern Cone of South America....
View ArticleHotel Casino Oceania Catches Second Wave As Luxury Condo
A new chapter of life and luxury awaits another Montevideo landmark with panoramic views of the capital city, the World Trade Center and the winding Rambla below. The nautical-themed building with...
View ArticleUruguay Invetigating Aerial Tramways For Montevideo
A half century after Uruguay tore down its first attempt at an aerial tramway, a German company is hoping to revive interest in the concept as a tourist attraction or transportation solution. In 1963,...
View Article89 Hectare Tannat Vineyard & Winery in Canelones, Uruguay
This is a unique opportunity to purchase an established and profitable Uruguay vineyard for sale in Canelones, the single most important wine region in Uruguay and the heart of the Uruguay Wine Trail....
View ArticleThe Economist Names Uruguay “Country Of The Year”
It’s been a wonderful year of triumphs and international accolades for tiny Uruguay. From the most transparent to the least corrupt to the cultural capital and best quality of life in Latin America, it...
View ArticleMontevideo Bumps Buenos Aires For South America’s Best Quality Of Life
Buenos Aires and Montevideo usually take top honors as the best cities in South America in Mercer’s annual Quality of Living Worldwide City Rankings, and 2014 was no different although Montevideo...
View ArticleBASF Chooses Uruguay For New Financial Service Center
BASF has chosen Uruguay as the destination for a new regional financial services center and plans to be fully operational in Montevideo’s World Trade Center by 2016. After spending a year looking for...
View ArticleMontevideo Real Estate Prices Post Double-Digit Declines
Montevideo real estate prices peaked in the second half of 2013 and have fallen significantly in non-coastal neighborhoods this year, according to a new survey of average prices. Since the 2013 peak,...
View ArticleAnother Luxury Hotel Coming To Montevideo’s Punta Carretas
A new luxury hotel will soon open in Punta Carretas, the most expensive neighborhood per square meter in Montevideo and no stranger to new hotel construction in recent years. The Oliva Luxury will be a...
View ArticleBoom Of Argentine Exporters Opening Offices In Montevideo
In the latest chapter of crisis argentino creating oportunidad uruguaya, Argentine service export companies are rushing to open offices in Montevideo in order to circumvent currency controls and...
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