Villa Lugano, Argentina
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With a population of 126,374, Villa Lugano is a working-class neighborhood in Buenos Aires known for its extensive public housing complexes. While the area has seen improvements over the decades, including the arrival of the Premetro line, the lingering effects of the Flores Wetlands and the presence of one of the city's largest slums suggest that bureaucracy and infrastructure challenges remain persistent headaches. Overall, this neighborhood caters to those seeking affordable housing options, though the tradeoffs in amenities and safety may give more discerning expats pause.
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Savings Rate60%
Rent (Bahamas Average Adjusted)$513
Living Costs $674
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