I'm here now and was here in 2020 (during the whole pandemic), June 2023 and June 2024. It's certainly gotten more expensive. I go get coffees almost daily and a latte is usually just under $4 USD at a 1200 pesos per dollar rate. Basically double what it was in 2020 and 2023. A pulled pork sandwich at Bulls BBQ is $18, the Gran Bife for 2 dinner at Las Petunias or Doña is about $30 USD. There are some smaller places that still do a cash discount of 10%. The coffee shop Portus does a 20% cash discount. Riding the subte is about $1.30 now, and a bus depending on how far you go is $.50. It's nice that you can now pay for these with a credit card, by tapping it instead of a SUBE card when you enter, however I did find one bus yesterday that didn't take Visa/MC, so it's good to have a SUBE card with some value on it.

Hey folks 👋
I’m putting together a small casual meetup for remote workers and nomads around Buenos Aires in August.
It’s a relaxed 1-hour group chat to swap experiences about city life and meet likeminded people.
If you’re in, join the small coordination chat here: https://t.me/+B_cLaMl1IL81Nzhk
Looking forward to connecting! — Jorge 🌎

4 dollars for a latte is more than what I pay in Florida

so expensive now buenos

Yea those prices are repulsive

Have anyone been in Tigre, Buenos Aires? How's there?

I was there, nice day trip

Hi everyone! 👋
Next week I’ll be at WeWork Corrientes on Thursday 28 and Friday 29, from 10:00 to 14:00.

I’d love to invite you to drop by for a chat — and, if you feel like it, to spend some time working there and getting to know the space.

We can either set up a group conversation at a specific time, or just have more informal one-to-one chats. Please send me a message on Telegram and we’ll coordinate the best moment.

Looking forward to seeing you and talking about Buenos Aires!

I'm pretty new to Buenos Aires, been here for about a month and settled for the next six months of so in Nuñes.

Hey I would join such a come together in October. Will arrive end of September in Buenos Aires..

I’ll be in BsAs Nov-Feb! Are there any local whatsapp groups for coordinating events, info, etc.?

Hey guys, anyone attending Edge Patagonia in San Martin de Los Andes, October 18th - November 15th?

No but will be at devcon in ba which is right after if your gunna be there.

I’ll be in ba starting end september and would join something like this in october

yes, edgecity and devconnect later

Looking at the prices at restaurants on Google and wow- it seems BA has shot up in pricing the past few years!

Yea i've heard around 22ish was paradise. Now it's crazy expensive

Because salaries rose higher than inflation and USD. Also, restaurant prices rose higher than general inflation, so many restaurants (which were living in a bubble) had to close

But shouldnt argentinians then say everything became cheaper? Everyone i talked to was complaining how expensive things have become

Because people normally aren't very good at math and numbers. They know about prices, but not purchasing power. Proof is that planes leave full, all neighbouring countries are full of 🇦🇷 doing shopping, etc .
Prices in pesos, FX rate, and purchasing power are 2 many variables for the average person to understand

So what is the average and median salary in Argentina now? And how to prices compare from CABA to other Argentinian cities?

I am now in CABA and didn't expect it to be that expensive tbh

What is "that expensive"? The price level of an economy is not only restaurants.
Beef, electricity, gas, services in general, public transport, profesional services are among the cheapest in the region

Beef is dirt cheap, i agree 😁

Hey-hey! 🎉 I’m in!
Also, I’m looking for a big place to live and work for about a month around Devconnect in Buenos Aires (roughly Nov 12–Dec 12) — let’s catch up and coordinate! 🙌

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