Monthly Archives: November 2009

Vacant Properties in Canalones, Uruguay

By uruguayguy | Published: November 15, 2009
In Canelones, 35,000 of the 128,000 lots with buildings are listed as vacant. This was detected during the second phase of the Uruguay real estate Census, based on a survey using the aerial photographs department. According to El Pais the director of Information and Regulatory soils in the community, Fernando Lema, said to tidy up these areas [...]
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A Fourth World Trade Center Tower is Being Built in Montevideo

By uruguayguy | Published: November 15, 2009
Demand. About 90% of its 39 floors are sold With nearly 90% of its 39 floors and sold to investors mainly Argentines and Brazilians, began just over a month the construction of the Tower 4 World Trade Center. With its 113 meters will become the second tallest building in the city after the Antel tower. As explained yesterday [...]
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Montevideo Property Development

By uruguayguy | Published: November 15, 2009
The Montevideo created a plan to promote the development of Bella Vista, Capurro and La Teja. This includes works at the Port of Montevideo Bay and the upgrading of surrounding urban areas. The stores identified four areas: alcohol plants and cultural complex, port facilities, Parque Capurro, Capurro tall terraces and springs of Bella Vista. Alcohols plant in [...]
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Executive Signs Exceptions for Landowners to Hold Bearer Shares

By uruguayguy | Published: November 15, 2009
The executive branch authorized signatures Villa Luz SA, Cloverly SA South and Forestry SA to maintain ownership of certain rural properties despite being joint stock companies with bearer shares. In 2007 a law was passed requiring that the shares are registered but leaves the door open for companies to apply for derogations in certain circumstances and [...]
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Building on the Rambla in Montevideo Deteriorating

By uruguayguy | Published: November 15, 2009
Housing Agency to resolve their situation is “priority” Despite having 39 years of existence the building CH20 is the ghost of the wadi. For the IMM is a wasteland. No division or condominium standards. Neighbors are demanding the status of the construction building construction. “The Boat”-the name by which the building is called the Rambla Republic of [...]
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