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Understanding Your Lease in Uruguay: Rental Law
Residential leases in Uruguay typically last one to two years, with annual rent adjustments based on agreed indices like consumer-price inflation (IPC) or Unidad Indexada. Deposits usually amount to one month's rent and are returned as specified. The article outlines standard terms and practices in Uruguayan rental law.
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