Listing: 1 bedroom, Tigre

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1 bedroom · 1 bath · Tigre · España 1145

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About this place

Summary: 1 bedroom · Tigre · 48 m². Monthly costs: Rent US$ 430, Building fees US$ 99, Estimated utilities US$ 68, All-in monthly US$ 761. Security deposit: US$ 430. Amenities: Doorman, Parking, Balcony.

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Amenities

Building

Doorman
Parking

Outdoor

Balcony

Location

7 named places within walking distance

Plaza San Martín 2 min walk
Plaza San Martín Bus 3 min walk
Nueva Sarmiento Pharmacy 3 min walk
Plaza Café Café 3 min walk
Las glorias Restaurant 3 min walk
Supermercado Emanuel Supermarket 7 min walk
Target Gym Gym 7 min walk

≈ US$ 430/month(AR$ 650,000)

+ US$ 99 Building fees/month

Tigre · US$ 594–US$ 1,000/month · 1,830 listings · below typical range

Monthly costs

You pay every month
Rent US$ 430
Building fees US$ 99
Estimated utilities US$ 68
Subtotal US$ 597
Entry costs, spread over 12 months · paid once ↓
Furnishing estimate US$ 163
Subtotal US$ 163
All-in monthly US$ 761

At signing

First month rent US$ 430
Security deposit US$ 430
Total at signing US$ 860
Furnishing estimate US$ 1,985

Not a fee: our estimate of what furnishing this apartment would cost, counted so furnished and unfurnished listings compare on equal terms.

Costs are estimates. Actual terms depend on negotiation with landlord/agent. Unitrank receives no part of any of these charges. · Calculated for a stay of 12 months

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