Macri to announce measures for first-time homebuyers in Buenos Aires

The head of the Buenos Aires government, Jorge Macri, will present a package of measures to facilitate access to first-time home ownership for middle-class workers and families. The press conference will be held on Wednesday morning at the government headquarters.

Buenos Aires, March 17 (NA) – The head of the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, Jorge Macri, will announce this Wednesday a package of measures for the middle class to access their first home. Official sources informed the Argentine News Agency that the press conference will begin at 7:45 at the headquarters of the porteño government, Uspallata 3160, in the Parque Patricios neighborhood. The objective of the announcement is to facilitate access to first-time home ownership for middle-class workers and families.

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