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Housing near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez

Find apartments ranked by commute to Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez in Martínez. 3,830 verified listings from Airbnb, Argenprop, Zonaprop, and MercadoLibre.

Based on 3,830 verified listings from Airbnb, Argenprop, Zonaprop, and MercadoLibre

2BR from
$1108
Rooms from
$641
listings nearby
3,830

All prices in USD. "All-in" = rent + building fees (expensas) + estimated utilities.

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Top-ranked apartments near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez

Ranked by commute to campus, all-in cost, noise, and amenities. 3,830 listings.

Your own apartment: from $811/mo

Top-ranked 1BR apartments, $600 – $1,200/mo

Spacious or prime location: from $1092/mo

Top-ranked apartments, $1,000 – $2,500/mo

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School at a glance

Address Lavalle 1067, Martínez, Buenos Aires
Curriculum French, Argentine
Calendar Southern Hemisphere (Mar-Dec)
Ages 3-14
Languages French-primary, Spanish co-instruction
Tuition $5,000-10,000/yr
Accreditation AEFE
Enrollment ~400 students
Founded 1964

AEFE partner. Students transfer to Mermoz for high school (Lycée).

True cost of a 1BR near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez: $2624/mo

If you see a listing for $1901/mo and think that's your budget, it's not. By the time you add building fees, utilities, and guarantee costs, that apartment actually costs about $2624/mo. Here's the breakdown based on 2006 listings.

Base rent
$1901
Building fees (expensas)
$352
Estimated utilities
$105
Guarantee insurance
$266
Total monthly $2624/mo

Internet and local transport not included.

Martínez: most affordable near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez

Most students at Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez live in Acassuso and Martínez. 1BR apartments in Martínez range from $1295 to $3041/mo all-in. Private rooms start at $576/mo.

Neighborhood Walk Rooms Studios 1BR apts Listings
Acassuso 10 min $425–1229 $545–569 $1308–3482 193
Martínez Best value 26 min $576–858 $525–733 $1295–3041 531
La Lucila 28 min $1627–3707 131
San Isidro 38 min $986–1415 $604–1093 $1306–3495 780
Olivos 52 min $830–1303 $676–1298 $1478–2629 505
Beccar 58 min $831–922 $726–1065 $1479–3622 374

Prices in USD, P25–P75 range (middle 50% of listings). "All-in" = rent + expensas + estimated utilities. Walk = median walking time to Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez campus.

Bottom line: Martínez gives you the best value near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez. It's 26 minutes on foot from campus. Budget option: private rooms from $576/mo.

Practical guide

Everything you need to know before signing a lease in Buenos Aires.

Five housing options, compared

Expat families in Buenos Aires typically choose between five housing options. The right one depends on your budget, stay length, and how much space you need.

Type Monthly cost Pros Cons Best for
Shared apartment $400-800 Cheapest option, social No family privacy Single parent with older teen
Entire apartment, furnished $700 – 1,000 Full independence, move-in ready Higher cost, guarantee may apply Couples, grad students
Homestay $400 – 600 Meals often included, safe, cultural immersion House rules, less freedom First-timers, younger students
Airbnb $1,800-3,500 Instant booking, no paperwork 24-37% premium vs direct rentals First 1-2 months while searching

For stays under 12 months, furnished direct rentals are 39% cheaper than Airbnb in expat neighborhoods. A typical 1BR in expat neighborhoods costs $834/mo furnished vs $1,361/mo on Airbnb, saving $527/mo. Start on Airbnb for a few days while you view places in person.

95% of listings have WiFi, but only 24% have a desk

Amenity availability across 3272 studio and 1BR listings near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez.

WiFi 100% AC 71% Washer 36% Desk 24% Elevator 9% Furnished 33%

Common Mixed Rare

What to watch out for

Deposit theft. Scammers collect deposits online and disappear. They create urgency ("someone else wants it") to pressure you into paying before you've seen the place.

→ How to avoid: Never transfer money before visiting in person. If someone asks for payment before you've seen the apartment, walk away.

Size misrepresentation. Photos show a different or larger unit than what you'll actually rent. Common in buildings with multiple unit types.

→ How to avoid: Always verify the exact apartment you'll be renting, not just the building lobby. Ask to see the unit number on the contract before signing.

Neighborhood mislabeling. Listings marked "Palermo" that are actually in Villa Crespo or Chacarita. A few blocks can mean a different barrio entirely.

→ How to avoid: Check the exact address on Google Maps before viewing. Unitrank shows the real barrio for every listing.

Mid-stay rent increases. Some landlords try to raise rent after you've moved in, knowing you're in a weak position as a foreigner.

→ How to avoid: Negotiate the full-term price upfront and get it in writing. DNU 70/2023 allows free negotiation, so your contract terms are what you agree to.

Fake guarantee companies. Fraudsters posing as guarantee providers collect fees and vanish, leaving you without coverage.

→ How to avoid: Only use recognized insurers (GarantiaYa, Garantor, Finaer). Never pay a "guarantee fee" directly to an agent or landlord.

Every listing on Unitrank shows verification data: source platform, listing age, and review count where available. Browse listings with trust data →

You may not need a guarantee

Families on short-term furnished rentals (under 12 months) usually don't need a guarantee. Temporary rental contracts (alquiler temporario) are the standard for expat families on stays under 12 months and don't require any guarantee. This is what most international families use.

If you're signing a long-term contract (12+ months), you'll need one of these options:

Seguro de caucion: Insurance product, 3-8% of total contract value. Recognized companies: GarantiaYa, Garantor, Finaer.

Garantia BA: Free government program for students with Argentine ID (DNI) and proof of university enrollment.

Prepay upfront: Some landlords accept 3-6 months prepaid instead of a formal guarantee.

From landing to moving in: a 7-day plan

A practical timeline from landing to moving in.

Before you arrive
Day 1-2
Use Unitrank to find apartments ranked by commute to your school. Shortlist 5-10 options.
Day 3-5
View apartments in person. A Scout can handle viewings for you.
Day 5-6
Sign the lease, set up utilities, and settle in before school starts.
Day 7
Complete enrollment paperwork. Most schools require: passport, vaccination records, apostilled transcripts.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to live near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez?
A furnished 2BR apartment near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez costs $1108-$2852 per month all-in, including rent, building fees, and utilities. Direct rentals through portals like Argenprop cost 25-40% less than Airbnb for the same area.
Which neighborhoods are closest to Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez?
The closest neighborhoods are Acassuso, Martínez, La Lucila. Commute times range from 10 to 58 minutes on foot.
Can I find housing before arriving in Buenos Aires?
37% of renters sign leases sight-unseen. Furnished temporary rentals near schools are available for 1-12 month stays through {sources}. Many families start with a 1-3 month temporary rental while searching for a long-term home.
What is the school calendar in Buenos Aires?
Most bilingual and private schools in Buenos Aires follow the Southern Hemisphere calendar: classes run March to December. International schools like Lincoln and BAICA follow the Northern Hemisphere calendar: August to June.
Do I need a guarantee (caucion) to rent near Collège Franco-Argentin de Martinez?
Long-term rentals over 3 months require a guarantee. Options include a property deed as collateral, an insurance policy (seguro de caucion, ~8% of annual rent), or advance payment. Temporary furnished rentals under 3 months typically require only a deposit.
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