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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 13 MIN

The Portugal of the Americas? Why the Wealthy Are Moving to Uruguay

from The Ronan McMahon Report · host Ronan McMahon

For decades, Uruguay has quietly served as a safe haven for South America's wealthiest families.Billionaires. Polo players. Fashion moguls. Old Argentine money.Every summer, they gather along a stretch of Atlantic coastline that most Americans have never even heard of.But something is changing.What was once a seasonal playground for the wealthy is evolving into a year-round destination as entrepreneurs, investors, retirees, and remote workers make the move permanently.In this episode, Ronan McMahon explores La Barra and Punta del Este—two coastal communities at the center of Uruguay's transformation—and explains why he believes Uruguay today feels remarkably similar to Portugal before the world discovered it.You'll learn: Why Uruguay has become a wealth safe haven  How La Barra emerged as South America's newest luxury enclave  What wealthy families are buying today  Why international buyers are increasingly looking at Uruguay  What real estate costs along this coastline  And why Ronan believes this market could be entering a major growth phase

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For decades, Uruguay has quietly served as a safe haven for South America's wealthiest families. Billionaires. Polo players. Fashion moguls. Old Argentine money. Every summer, they gather along a stretch of Atlantic coastline that most Americans have never even heard of. But something is changing. What was once a seasonal playground for the wealthy is evolving into a year-round destination as entrepreneurs, investors, retirees, and remote workers make the move permanently. In this episode, Ro...

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