Magazine Chacra Current Events A survey on a development in San Juan showed that investment in productive land attracted profiles outside of traditional agriculture, with local and foreign participation. Facebook 0 X 0 WhatsApp 0 e-Mail 0 Investment in Argentine productive land expanded its base of interested parties and began to attract profiles that until a few years ago had little or no connection with the agricultural activity. A survey released based on a pistachio development in San Juan showed that today investors from 7 Argentine provinces and 4 foreign countries participate, with a growing interest in long-term assets. According to information collected by AgroFides, the largest presence was concentrated in residents of CABA, the province of Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Córdoba, and San Juan. To these were added Argentines living abroad, mainly in the United States and Europe, as well as South African investors. The investor profile According to the collected data, among the ...