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Housing Information for Traveling Researchers

Argentina

Date: Tue, 28 Jul 2009 02:06:58 -0400
Name: Anita Herzfeld
Email: herzfeld@ku.edu

Description: I own a cozy elegant and modern apartment in downtown Buenos Aires, which I would like to rent to academics. It is located one block away from the subway and one block from a main street, Santa Fe Avenue. It sleeps 3 people: it has a master bedroom and a study with a chaise-longue and there are 2 bathrooms. The living room and dining room are fairly large.

Date: May 25th, 2008
Name: Mauro Pasqualini
Email: mpasqu2@emory.edu

Description: Two-bedroom Apartment in Buenos Aires available from September 2008 to April 2009 (shorter leases are also welcome)

This two-bedroom apartment is centrally located in Congreso barrio, a seventh floor on Montevideo Street, between Mitre and Peron. The apartment is, on one of its sides, three blocks from the Congreso building and the Avenida de Mayo and, on its other side, two blocks from Corrientes Avenue, with all its cafes, bookshops, and pizzerias. It is also four blocks from the Obelisco and three from the famous Corrientes and Callao corner.

The apartment is served by two subway lines: the \"A\" line, which connects Plaza de Mayo to Flores barrio; and the \"B\" line, which connects Plaza de Mayo to Chacarita barrio. Further, at least 40 bus lines have stops in two blocks around the apartment. It is ideal for scholars who want to work at repositories such as the Congress Library (three blocks); the National General Archive (5\' by subway) or the National Library (10\' by bus), among many others.

The apartment is fully furnished and houses up to four people. It consists of:
- A large living and dining room (dining table and four chairs; three-body sofa; rocking chair; coffee table; lamps, etc.)
- A large master bedroom (sommier; two nightstands with lamps; chest of drawers; huge placard) with a magnificent view of the city.
- A studio or second bedroom (desk; computer desk; three chairs; lots of bookshelves, and placards)
- A kitchen (with a new oven; microwave; toaster; lots of dishes, cups, glasses, pans, knives, folks, etc).

The place is very quiet and all the rooms have large windows, looking to the East. The apartment building is very safe.

Price: $400 plus utilities (power, gas, telephone, water, expenses:
average $150 monthly. Broad band and cable: $50 monthly).

The price is negotiable depending on the length of the stay. Please, feel free to contact us.

Date: November 15th, 2007
Name: Laura Edith
Email: buenosaireslandlord@gmail.com

Description: Try Buenos Aires at this beautiful yet affordable flat, located near Avenida de Mayo and Avenida 9 de Julio. Easy access by 3 suwbay lines and many buses. Many nice restaurants and shops in the area, which is still quiet.
A fully furnished one-bedroom flat with an ensuite bathroom. Sofa bed in living room. Double bed in bedroom. Linen included. Cable TV, DVD, some films, music, books and board games. Fully equipped kitchen: fridge, microwave, coffee maker, dishes. Maximum 3 people
And while you are our guest, you will receive a mobile phone for your personal use.
150 dollars a week
500 dollars a month
45 dollars extra day

Further information upon request writing to: buenosaireslandlord@gmail.com

(*) minimum one week.

Name: Andrea Campetella
Date: July 9, 2007, updated November 21, 2007
Email: campetel@eden.rutgers.edu

Description: Non-smoker, bilingual (Spanish and English) host offers a comfortable room (queen size bed) in his 3 bedroom-2 bathroom home. First floor of a 3-story building centrally located in the Almagro neighborhood. House is two blocks from Corrientes Ave., two blocks from the Medrano station of the B subway (15-min ride to the AGN), and very close to the Plaza Miserere (Once) train station. It is also close to the Abasto Shopping Mall, and to the many amenities of the nearby Palermo neighborhood. For pictures, rates, and contact information, please visit www.roomsinargentina.newsit.es

Name: Paula Felix-Didier
Email: pfdidier@gmail.com
Date: July 2nd, 2007

Description: Alquilo una habitación en casa del barrio de Palermo Viejo, en Buenos Aires.
Room for rent in Palermo, Buenos Aires. Safe, great location, wireless Internet, public transportation. Short and long term.

Es un departamento tipo casa a compartir conmigo. Soy investigadora e historiadora.
La casa cuenta con conexión inalámbrica a Internet, está ubicada en una zona céntrica y segura de la ciudad, de fácil acceso con transporte público.
La habitación está disponible para estadías cortas o largas. También puede alquilarse la casa completa.

Two-bedroom Apartment in Buenos Aires available from September 2007 to March 2009 (shorter leases are also welcome)

This two-bedroom apartment is centrally located in Congreso barrio, a seventh floor on Montevideo Street, between Mitre and Peron. The apartment is, on one of its sides, three blocks from the Congreso building and the Avenida de Mayo and, on its other side, two blocks from Corrientes Avenue, with all its cafes, bookshops, and pizzerias. It is also four blocks from the Obelisco and three from the famous Corrientes and Callao corner.

The apartment is served by two subway lines: the "A" line, which connects Plaza de Mayo to Flores barrio; and the "B" line, which connects Plaza de Mayo to Chacarita barrio. Further, at least 40 bus lines have stops in two blocks around the apartment. It is ideal for scholars who want to work at repositories such as the Congress Library (three blocks); the National General Archive (5' by subway) or the National Library (10' by bus), among many others.

The apartment is fully furnished and houses up to four people. It consists of:
-       A large living and dining room (dining table and four chairs; three-body sofa; rocking chair; coffee table; lamps, etc.)
-       A large master bedroom (sommier; two nightstands with lamps; chest of drawers; huge placard) with a magnificent view of the city.
-       A studio or second bedroom (desk; computer desk; three chairs; lots of bookshelves, and placards)
-       A kitchen (with a new oven; microwave; toaster; lots of dishes, cups, glasses, pans, knives, folks, etc).

The place is very quiet and all the rooms have large windows, looking to the East. The apartment building is very safe.

Price: $400 plus utilities (power, gas, telephone, water, expenses:
average $150 monthly. Broad band and cable: $50 monthly).

The price is negotiable depending on the length of the stay.  Please, feel free to contact us:

Valeria Manzano amanzano@indiana.edu

Announcement 5) Argentina

From: Paula Alonso <alonso@udesa.edu.ar>

Date Posted: Thu, 12 May 2005 12:50:32 -0500



House available in Buenos Aires (furnished) between August 2005 and July

2006. The house has three bedrooms (one converted into study/guest room),

plus another study.  Is located in Acassuso (San Isidro), half a block from

Av. Libertador (with good public transport) and 5 blocks from Acassuso train

station (30 minutes to Retiro, from where there is easy access to the

Archivo General de la Nación, Academia Nacional de la Historia and

Biblioteca Nacional). Acassuso is a fantastic area, and the house is walking

distance to shops and restaurants. A car could also be available.



For more details contact Paula Alonso at: alonso@udesa.edu.ar



Paula Alonso

Universidad de San Andrés

From: "Vera Candiani" <veracandiani@hotmail.com

Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2003 15:44:09 -0700

Could the following be posted, please?

   Comfortable, furnished and equipped 2-bedroom apartment for rent during the (northern hemisphere) summer in Buenos Aires. Dates negotiable.  Nestled conveniently between Plaza de Mayo and historical San Telmo, on major transport lines and with plenty of confiterias and markets around. Quiet and secure building. Will rent to academics with no children.

   Information may be obtained in California from Vera Candiani, (510) 704-9029 or verasc@uclink4.berkeley.edu; or in Buenos Aires from Ramiro Candiani at ingcandiani@ciudad.com.ar.

Vera Candiani

UCB History

From: Kristen McCleary <kmc@house.com.ar>

Author's Subject: INFO: Housing in Buenos Aires

Date Posted: Mon, 6 Sep 1999 14:41:34 -0400

Dated:  Monday, 6 September 1999

Great for students or faculty doing research in Buenos Aires

For Rent in BUENOS AIRES

Two-bedroom apartment in the center of the city. The apartment consists of two bedrooms, a living room, dining room, one and a half bathrooms, large kitchen with a washing machine. It has a lot of natural light, is in excellent condition, and is fully furnished, including all kitchen utensils and bedding. The apartment also comes with telephones, two air conditioning units and central heating.

Located in the traditional tango neighborhood of San Telmo, the oldest part of the city which has been redeveloped over the last few years, the apartment is situated only 3 blocks from the Plaza de Mayo, the political, cultural and banking center of Buenos Aires. The neighborhood is centrally located for all forms of urban transportation.

Rent is $650 US per month, plus building maintenance expenses. It is available after October 12 and can be rented for periods, preferably of greater than six months.

Anyone interested can contact in English or Spanish:

Silvina Montenegro (en Madrid)

e-mail: silvina@ceh.csic.es

TE: (34) 91-468-4815

In Spanish only:

Olga Montenegro (en Buenos Aires)

e-mail: olga@histso.filo.uba.ar olgamontenegro@yahoo.com

TE: (54-11) 4501-4643

Kristen McCleary

UCLA

kmc@ucla.edu