Vitacura, News, Pictures & buzz

Chile closes border again, tightens lockdown as COVID-19 cases surge  The Points Guy

House Hunting in Chile: A Bright, Modern Villa in the Andes for $1.3 Million  The New York Times

List of medical facilities/practitioners in Chile  GOV.UK

United, not divided: Chile votes to end Pinochet's legacy | LSE Latin America and Caribbean  LSE Latin America and Caribbean

Chile elite say facing 'uncertain' future after vote  Bangkok Post

Santiago tenders Line 7 construction | Metro Report International  Railway Gazette International

Project spotlight: Santiago metro line 7 advancing despite setbacks  BNamericas English

Coronavirus: Chile Strategy Is Rolling Lockdowns, Immunity Cards  Bloomberg

Chilean wineries allowed to operate under Covid-19 lockdown  The Drinks Business

NG House / Lambiasi + Westenenk Arquitectos  ArchDaily

FCC Construcción SA Agencia en Chile (FCC Construcción, Agencia en Chile)  BNamericas English

The 38 Best Restaurants in Santiago, Chile  Eater

Chile’s streets are filled with protests. How did a 4 percent fare hike set off such rage?  Washington Post

CHL Capital (CHL Capital) - Asset Manager, Chile  Sovereign Wealth Fund Institute

Casa Zupe / Iván Bravo + Bruno Giliberto  ArchDaily

Ten of the best restaurants in Santiago, Chile - Decanter  decanter.com

Chile's US$940mn AVO I highway overcomes ano...  Business News Americas

Santiago's Vitacura is Near the City’s Business Center But Feels a World Away  Mansion Global

Sotheby's International Realty Brand Enters Chile  PR Newswire

DoubleTree by Hilton Brand Launches in Santiago, Chile  Hospitality Net

becharabaroudi: Just posted a photo @ Vitacura, Chile https://t.co/jh9GqsNOWy

Hello! I'm moving to Santiago in a few months and I'd like to have an idea for the best neighborhoods to live in. I'll be working near Lo Barnechea. Preferably a neighborhood located very close to areas where: I can walk for fitness Air is not terribly polluted There is a beginner's yoga studio There is PUBLIC TRANSPORT (can't drive) I can walk for leisure and easily find grocery stores/ markets/ book stores/ cafes At least 2 bedrooms/ 2 baths Furnished would be ideal too Budget: less than 1,000 monthly Also would it be more economical to ship things or buy them in Chile (sheets, towels, paintings, christmas tree, etc) Thank you for any feedback you can provide! I hear Providencia is a cool place, but how exactly do I go about finding places there? Thanks!

Like when speaking about places and stuff.

like a city with big buildings.or just a city.kinda like united states.

hi, Im hoping people who live in Chile can answer this question for me. I really plan on moving there someday and I was wondering how I can comfortably achieve this goal? Like, Im not expecting to make bank by that time but I'm in community college right now and Im still trying to decide what would be a good degree to have in mind for when I transfer to a 4 year. and also, should I maybe think about transferring to a four year university in Chile? I live in US... I was thinking maybe getting a teaching degree in English/Spanish, would that be useful in Chile? International business? Im not good at math tho :( ANy information about jobs or making a decent income in the country of Chile would be wonderful, it is my dream to live there. thank you so much in advance!

I'll be living alone so I'm curious about "safer" areas to live. Or let me know which areas to definitely avoid. I would like to live close to the city but would like somewhere that isn't outrageously expensive (if possible). Personal experiences or useful websites would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!