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Affordable Homes In Rosarito Asking Price: $95,000 - $190,000 USD (Negotiable - Financing Available)


San Marino is a residential community located in Baja California, a few miles north of Rosarito Beach... just half a mile from the Pacific Ocean, offering quality homes at prices starting at only $138,000. Featuring several three bedroom floor plans ranging from 1350 to 2000 square feet, all these beautiful homes include open designs, lots of amenities, and a commitment to quality and service. We can offer every home with title and bank trust, and a variety of mortgage and payment options.

This amazing site, on a hill overlooking the ocean, is just 5 minutes from Rosarito Beach and only 45 minutes from downtown San Diego. This Rosarito homes are an affordable housing option that offers real value. Fantastic and affordable Baja and Rosarito real estate! What you've been looking for.

With magnificent ocean views, a great location, fantastic weather and beach access San Mar Rosarito Homes offers a lifestyle that is truly the art of living. Fantastic and affordable Rosarito real estate.

 

Rosarito san Marino type home

Beautiful Baja ocean view homes!
"A place were the sight rejoices from the sea, the sky, the mountains and vegetation"

This Baja Homes is a development supported by one of the largest home developers in northern Baja, one of the most serious and important house builders companies of northwest Mexico.

San Marino Rosarito Homes offer the support of Title Insurance, guaranteeing your investment's solidity and security.

 
You can also find Closeness with the United States, mainly the city of San Diego, which gives Descanso a strategic location for relaxation and enjoyment, it is very close to Golf Courses, to the most important wineries of Baja California, to the beautiful port of Ensenada, the fun of Rosarito, the dynamism of Tijuana or the California Border.

Come and visit this beautiful Rosarito real estate site. You will love it!
Gustavo Torres from Remax Baja Realty, is a Certified International Property Specialist and specializes in luxury properties in Mexico. He's a member of an elite group of professionals who have specific training and experience in the global marketplace. To reserve your unit at Trump Baja call him today at (619) 632-7045. To request additional information please complete the form below, or log into our main webpage, and send us a direct email, we will respond promply.

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I would like to share with you all a very interesting article published in the San Diego Union Tribune this weekend. Writen by Lori Wesiberg. Please enjoy!

Trying to bring back Baja's tourists

Baja California Tourism Secretary Juan Tintos is determined to boos the number of visitors to his state. — John Gibbins
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When Juan Tintos returned in 2010 to his old post as Baja California’s tourism secretary following a nine-year hiatus, he faced a daunting challenge: reviving the state’s ailing tourism industry, stricken by persistent fears related to drug wars and crime.

Today, Tintos is bullish about Baja California’s prospects for much more robust tourism, fueled in part by growth in spending among tourists living in Mexico, as well as Hispanics north of the border. Although tourism spending and visitors have dropped considerably from early in the last decade, those numbers are starting to climb back from the depths of 2009, Tintos hastens to point out.

For starters, his office sought out a public relations agency to help the state channel the mindset of American tourists. In addition, an “image committee” of expatriates was convened to zero in on redefining the public’s perception of Baja.

In San Diego recently, Tintos spoke about his strategy for energizing tourism on a number of fronts that he hopes will convince Americans once again that Baja California is a compelling place to visit.

Question: In the wake of a difficult decade for tourism in Baja California, what specific initiatives have you taken to induce more people to cross the border for getaways and vacations?

Answer: We did a perception survey last March in eight Southern California destinations. They had heard about good things happening but still had some reservations about coming. There’s still a need to provide accurate information (and clear up) misinformation. This is my 18th trip to California, Arizona and Nevada. Besides the Anglo and growing Hispanic market, we’re focusing on our domestic market.

Before this whole situation, I would say tourism expenditures in Baja were about two-thirds Americans or foreigners. That fell to one-third at its worst. So now we’re at 60 percent from the national market (within Mexico), but we’re not out of the woods yet.

Q: Rather rely strictly on the tourist traffic of the past — Americans heading to Baja California beaches — what new niches are you exploring to boost tourism revenue?

A: You have the largest concentration of maquiladora plants, and that generates business tourists who come and stay two, three nights. We’ve also grown in medical tourism. We have 450,000 people, mostly from California, mostly Hispanics, who come to Baja for dentistry, eye care, cosmetic surgery, and that generate $86 million a year. We have a calendar of over 300 events, and more than half are sports like the Rosarito-to-Ensenada bike ride.

Q: How important has the region’s culinary boom and maturing of its wine region, Valle de Guadalupe, been in boosting visits from San Diegans?

A: This year we doubled the number of events in the wine region. We’ve had 4,000 to 6,000 people at concerts. Instead of the Bullring by the Sea, people prefer to be in that area surrounding by beautiful scenery. Another thing that has helped is the famous Baja Med cuisine. We just had the baja culinary festival in October where we had 29 events in five days and chefs from the U.S., Europe and South America. And the federal government is going to launch 10 tourist routes, and the wine region will be one of them.

Q: San Diego’s cruise ship industry has suffered a huge setback as more and more ships have pulled out of Southern California that were formerly going to the Mexican Riviera. The lines said they did so because of the crime issue and lack of diversity of ports. What is Baja California doing to entice the cruise lines to return?

A: Yes, the verdict was that the Mexican Riviera was tired and needed to be rejuvenated. We did a study that told us you have to have more attractions and better presentation of your destination, train your taxi drivers, look for more genuine arts and crafts.

We eliminated the tugboat fee (that was assessed) whether you used it or not. We’re putting in a new sewer treatment plant at La Bufadora. We’ve got the Chamber of Commerce and association of merchants to make sure that only authentic merchandise is sold. We don’t want tourists to go back unsatisfied. We used to have 325 cruise ship arrivals a year. We reduced half of that, and we’re working slowly on increasing that. There’s an expression in Mexico: You don’t know what you’ve had until you lose it.”

 

 

Rosarito Beach, Baja, La Jolla del Mar oceanfront condominium, LP $150,000

La Jolla del Mar oceanfront condominium, that seller needs to sale in Rosarito Beach, Baja Mexico, by Remax Baja Realty.
Price:  $150,000 USD
Type:  Condominium
Style:  Single Story
Bedrooms:  2
Bathrooms:  2
Size:  1,341 sq. ft.
YearlyTaxes:  $250 

ROsarito beach baja oceanfront views

Beautiful oceanfront condo in Rosarito Beach, located in La Jolla del Mar ocean complex. Full gym, sandy beach, great location, only 2 miles south of Rosarito Beach Hotel.
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Ensenada Oceanfront condos in Entremar

Remax in Ensenada offers these oceanfront condos in Entremar from: $299,000 (USD). Located in northern Baja California, Ensenada is a beautiful city with all servies and amenities, located less than 1.5 hours form the California border.

Offering fantastic real estate in Ensenada, condos, homes, lots... contact us at Remax Baja Realty www.remaxbaja.com or search instantly the MLS in Baja at www.BajaInvestment.com

Ensenada views to Pacific ocean

Location

It is a place of contrast. On one hand, you can experience Ensenada's vibrant life. Everything is close... universities, restaurants, theaters, stores, banks, hotels, and movie theaters.

Beautiful Ensenada condos and homes!

On the other hand, by Casa Natalie boutique hotel and San Miguel residential areas, just a few meters from Las Rosas Hotel, Ensenada's north end shows its other face. Here, life is really good with upscale neighbors... professionals, college students, executives, and foreign residents. These beautiful and courteous residents mingle in the streets. You can dine in class at numerous rendezvous, including Bohemian bars which become a gathering place to enjoy the best coffee anywhere... and better yet, the best wines in the world... produced just a few miles away.

Ensenada Entremar Pool

Amenities

Ensenada is for those who love to have everything nearby; both the splendor of the city and the calm of the countryside are enjoyed by its urban residents. With only the blue sky and blue ocean in front, its inhabitants are guaranteed spectacular views. You can often easily walk from your comfortable residence directly to the beach or the park-like setting of the development's gardens. And in the afternoons, walk down to the beachfront, or take a short 5 minute drive into the city, visit the fish market, the beautiful parks, or the Malecon where you can enjoy a walk, sit under the old trees, or contemplate the beauty of nature while watching the seals, pelicans and dolphins. Relish on fantastic wine and pastries at El Rey Sol famous restaurant in downtown Ensenada.

golf in Ensenada

Homes and condos overlook this Ensenada golf course.

For those who want to stay at home there are lots of options, like enjoying the social areas with lovely views of the ocean. The development features many highlights…a roofed terrace, an Infinity swimming pool, a fully equipped gymnasium, a swimming pool and playground for the kids, a BBQ area, and those who like to celebrate will love the party hall! And if you find yourself in a relaxed mood, you always have the option to relax and just enjoy the views of the stunning skyline and landscape from your residence.

The Residences

Beautiful Baja and Ensenada real estate. Entremar oceanfront condos features comfortable 2000 sq. ft. to 3,000 sq ft units, all with amazing views of the Pacific. The residences reflect details that make the difference…high quality materials such as granite countertops, and pre-installed ducting for split-type air conditioners.

  • Construction started April 2007
  • Delivered July 2009
  • 58 units only
  • 14 floors
  • 4 units per floor
  • 4 elevators
  • Underground parking
  • 2 car spaces per unit
  • 4 car spaces per PH's
  • Penthouses floor-plan open to client preference
  • Storage Units included with each unit.
  • Air Conditioning
  • Central Heating
  • Low HOA fees
  • 24 Hour Security
  • High Speed Internet access
  • Swimming Pools
  • Jacuzzis

Baja California real estate offers plenty of investment opportunities. Please do not let this one pass by. When you have a chance, please take a stroll trough our website for Ensenada real estate in oceanfront adn ocean view homes and condos, lots... Rosarito Beach real estate, Punta Colonet, and more, where you will find plenty of information on Baja real estate laws, procedures, and available properties.

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Following is an article published in the Baja Times newspaper in Baja California. I found it very interesting, mostly because we have more than 250,000 US Residents (retired, mostly) living in Baja Norte, and around 15,000 in Rosarito Beach alone (where the Baja Times is based at). In Rosarito beach, retired US residents represent just above 15% of the TOTAL population! Americans (and Canadians) love coming and retiring in Baja, mostly because of the real estate prices, the low cost of living, the warmth of the people, and closeness to the US border.

Shopping for Food in the Rosarito Area Supermarkets

 

By Susan A Mahalick

Most of us are daunted when we come here, expecting the supermarkets to be just like in the US. When I first came to the area, 9 years ago, there were but two older supermarkets, Calimax and Comercial Mexicana. Comercial has added a newer, bigger store. Calimax has added two. WalMart descended about 3 years ago with a superstore which includes food. Coupons are not used here, so there is not a frenzy of marketing for these items. Calimax does offer a savers card to track your purchases. Every item has two prices, one with the card and one without. It is common to give a small tip for the baggers of your groceries and the parking guard. It is easy to come out with the same amount of groceries one would purchase in the states for about half the price. California being one of the highest price places I have ever lived for food, this seems like a big bonus.
The first thing I noticed in all of them were the bakeries, located close to the entrance. They are self serve. One takes a pizza pan, a pair of tongs, and starts selecting from mostly strange looking pastries. The only ones I was familiar with were the Mexican wedding cakes. Big puffs of what look like cookies with sprinkled sugar, in different colors and sizes. Other cookies and muffins in different looking textures and colors from what we are used to up north. Since it seems prudent to try new things in a new country, I would select about 8 and take them home to try. My favorites turned out to be pastries shaped like butterflies, coated with honey and baked until rather brown. Almost everything comes with sprinkled sugar it seems. The sugar is mostly on the outside, as many pastries are not very sweet, rather heavy in texture, without a lot of the flavors like lemon or almond we are used to having. The cakes tend to be more flavorful and moist, so I would recommend sticking to them for your sweets. The breads are good. Quite reasonably priced, about thirty cents for a roll about five inches long-baked several times a day. Some shoppers load up their pizza pans with about twenty or thirty of these right after they come out of the ovens.
Produce is cheaper here than in the states, as are many grocery items like meats, cheeses, and fish. Do not expect 3 to 4 aisles of prepared frozen food. Or as large an array of different items as you might expect. Most food down here is cooked from scratch. You can purchase a frozen pizza, but the quality is not very good. Tuesdays are the value days at Comercial Mexicana and WalMart, with loss leaders like 10 grapefruit for a dollar. These days can be crowded so prepare yourself for that. Overflowing displays of produce, select your own cuts of meat from a refrigerated cart.
You will see more produce indigenous to Mexico, like papayas, plantains, and mangoes. The Mexicans use a lot of plum tomatoes and different chili peppers. Dried peppers are also found in the produce department. These are quite flavorful and excellent with beans, pozole, or pots of chili. Some of the best salsas I have had used dried chipotle peppers which gives them a depth of flavor. Cilantro and parsley abound, but not basil or other specialty herbs not commonly grown here. Canned tomatoes are not a common item here, but the Mexican tomatoes are often fresh from local fields and smell like tomatoes are supposed to smell.
You might wonder about knowing Spanish. A little bit certainly does not hurt, but pointing at pork chops and showing four fingers works quite well. Pounds are not used, kilos are. A kilo is about two pounds. If you want a half kilo of turkey ham, you ask for “medio” kilo. The cost for this approximate pound of turkey ham is three dollars. The cuts of meats are different. Pork chops are often about a half inch. Plenty of ground beef and good. Beef is sliced into smallish slices and used mostly for carne asada. The taco stands use this most of the time. It is not aged or marbled, and probably grass fed beef. The pork is delicious and also of good value. Chicken is wonderfully cheap if you like leg and thigh pieces, generally around sixty cents a pound. It mostly comes frozen.
Most of the cereals will look different. One of the items I like a lot in the cereal aisle is the boxed milk. I first saw boxed milk in France years ago. It is so handy to use and lasts a lot longer than the milk in the dairy case. The baking aisle will not have everything you are used to see either. Less mixes. More kinds of flour for tortillas. Hard pressed to find yeast or baking powder in less than gigantic sizes. Chocolate chips maybe, but not butterscotch or the other myriad flavors for baking.
The cleaning aisles will not have 30 different kinds of laundry soap which I find refreshing. Some of the specialty items like hard water spot remover are not to be had, either. Pretty basic stuff like bleaches, floor cleaning solutions, dish soaps, and ammonia.
Some people prefer the taste of certain American items like butter and wait until they cross the border to purchase them. Many complain about the lack of flavor in the beef, though the chicken has more flavor. It all takes some getting used to. Experiment a bit, try new items when you shop and compare for yourself. You will find shopping for food in Mexico a pleasure if you go in with an open mind.

WELL, HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE ARTICLE.

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retiring in Baja

 
 
10 Necessities for a Great Retirement Spot
 
I like this article I found on Yahoo news... from US News Magazine, about the 10 Necessities for a great retirement spot! I believe that our area in Baja california, mexico qualifies easily for this. We already have around 200,000 Americans living here, andI know that number will grow.. as it is growing, very fast.
Baja real estate, especially Rosarito Beach and Ensenada real estate is growing at very fast levels and we have fantastic locatins, views to the ocean, the mountains, etc. Also, northern Baja California, where Rosarito and Ensenada are located, as well as Tijuana, is only around 20 to 50 miles south of San Diego Ca. Anyway, please take a look at the articuel below!
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10 Necessities for a Great Retirement Spot
 
 

 

Retirees aren't moving to new places as often as they have in the past. Just 3 percent of people age 65 and older relocated between 2010 and 2011, according to recently released Census Bureau data. "Their 401(k)s have taken a dive, the housing market fell, and people who once thought they might have been able to retire and move are now not doing so," says William Frey, a demographer and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. "We're at the lowest level of migrations since the end of World War II." But some seniors continue to seek retirement spots with more affordable housing, better weather, and fun things to do. Here are 10 tips for selecting a great retirement location.

Affordable housing. Selling your current home and moving to a place where housing costs significantly less could give your nest egg a quick and significant boost. Carolyn Kauffunger, 71, a native of Boston, moved to Pittsburgh during the final years of her career and decided to stay for retirement. "The housing stock is very affordable here," she says of Pittsburgh. "We would never be able to afford our house in Boston." The median home price in Boston was $329,000 in 2010, more than three times as much as the $97,900 median home price in Pittsburgh.

"If you own a home in California or New York, you can cash out on that and use that money to move to an affordable place," says Frey. About 125,000 people age 65 and older say they moved someplace new in 2011 in search of cheaper housing, the Census Bureau found. In 2010, the median home prices in San Francisco and New York City were $635,000 and $457,000, respectively. If you sold your home in one of these pricey cities and relocated someplace less expensive, you could free up cash for other retirement expenses. Homes cost a fraction of that amount in places like Columbia, S.C. ($144,950); Memphis ($71,000); and Cape Coral, Fla. ($86,916).

Lower taxes. Tax rates vary considerably by state, and moving to a place with lower taxes could increase your spending power. There are seven states with no income tax: Alaska, Florida, Nevada, South Dakota, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming. Additionally, New Hampshire and Tennessee tax dividend and interest income only. There are also fives states that don't levy a sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon. The taxation of Social Security and pension benefits also differs by state. However, states without these taxes often have above-average property tax rates, so it's best to run the numbers based on the sources of your retirement income.

Better weather. Many retirees choose to spend the coldest winter months in a sunnier climate or permanently relocate to a place with better weather. Approximately 30,000 seniors moved in 2011 primarily to live in a better climate. The Phoenix metro area, which is sunny an average of 85 percent of the time, saw an average net gain of 14,233 people age 55 and older annually between 2008 and 2010. Riverside, Calif., the second-sunniest city in the country, brought in an average of 8,393 older residents each year over the same time period.

Recreation and culture. Throughout much of your life, your career dictates where you live. Retirement allows you the freedom to select a desirable place to live, whether than means surrounding yourself with golf courses, art galleries, water views, or hiking trails. Linda Nelson, 63, a retired teacher's aid in Pataskala, Ohio, spends part of each month in a mobile home community in Gatlinburg, Tenn., primarily to take advantage of the recreational opportunities there. She likes to go river tubing and hiking, especially in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. "You can go see a different waterfall every day of the week," Nelson says.

Many seniors use retirement as an opportunity to upgrade to what they describe as a better home (132,000 people) or a neighborhood with less crime (32,000 people), the Census Bureau found. "College towns are always great because they have tremendous resources, including arts and lecture series, concerts, and performances," says Bert Sperling, founder of BestPlaces.net. "Even in the middle-of-nowhere colleges will bring in really interesting acts and speakers to speak to students, and people in town can often partake of those."

Job or volunteer opportunities. A part-time job or second career is increasingly becoming a part of the retirement years. If you plan to continue working, consider the health of the economy before moving to a new place, and look for cities with interesting part-time job or consulting opportunities. Many retirees also pursue volunteer work for the community and social benefits. John Larson, 83, a retired photographer in Oshkosh, Wis., volunteers several days per month at the Experimental Aviation Association's museum. "I don't have to travel the world to meet people interested in space and aviation," he says. "They all show up here sooner or later, especially the last week of July at the Air Venture fly-in."

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Proximity to healthcare. Your healthcare needs are likely to increase as you age. Some 150,000 people changed residences for health reasons in 2011, typically after age 75. Any retirement spot you are considering should have health and elder-care facilities and doctors who specialize in taking care of older patients. "If you have a country home someplace that is out in the middle of nature and you develop health problems later on, it can be hard to get to healthcare or to get an ambulance to come to you," says Suzanne Salamon, associate chief for geriatric clinical programs at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston. "When you get older, you see a lot of specialists. It's easier if you are in an area where all these specialists are fairly close by."

Convenient transportation. Many retirees eventually reach a point where they can't or no longer want to drive. When this happens, other methods of transportation are essential. Consider whether a city has public transportation options or affordable taxi or van services for seniors. Boone, N.C., and Corvallis, Ore., for example, have free bus systems for all residents, and those age 65 and older can ride the bus for free in Ann Arbor, Mich., and State College, Penn. Seniors in Amherst, Mass., can use a senior van service that costs between $2.50 and $3.50 per ride.

Amenities for seniors. As you age, you may increasingly need assistance with errands, yard work, and household chores. Some cities have nonprofit aging-in-place communities that provide a range of services such as home maintenance, transportation, and meal services in exchange for an annual fee. You might also be interested in socializing at a senior center, using a senior citizen tuition waiver at a local college, or getting senior discounts from local retailers. Check out the perks and privileges offered to senior citizens, even if you are not yet old enough to qualify.

Near family and friends. There is no substitute for living near friends and family members. Even the coldest retirement spot can be welcoming when you can watch your grandchildren play in your backyard. Living near relatives can also save you money if your children or other relatives can give you a ride to your next doctor's appointment or help with household chores you would otherwise pay someone to do.

Stay close to home. Most people who trade places don't relocate far from home. The majority of retirees who moved between 2010 and 2011 stayed in the same county and state. Only 0.8 percent of senior citizens crossed state lines or relocated abroad. There are many benefits to staying put in retirement: You already know your way around town, you don't need to make new friends unless you want to, and you now have time to rediscover all the weekday happenings you missed while you were working. "One of the big myths about seniors is there is this huge flood of seniors who, as soon as they retire, pick up and move somewhere," says Frey. "People tend to move to places they are familiar with. Maybe their children live there or they have friends there."

 

La Jolla del Mar condos in Rosarito Beach

La Jolla del Mar condos

Rosarito Beach Real Estate is your online source for everything you need to know about La Jolla del Mar condos. We have been serving the Rosarito area for over 80 years, and our reputation is built on great customer service and knowledgeable representatives. As a Re/Max associate and a member of AMPI Rosarito, we have access to the shared listings both locally and nationally. We can help you save time and money when you purchase your La Jolla del Mar property with us.

views from La Jolla del mar in Rosarito

To help you understand fully everything that is involved in buying property in Mexico, we offer a buyers' guide and seminar every Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Rosarito Beach Hotel. All of your questions about owning property and living in Mexico will be answered. You can schedule your reservations by following the links on casaslink.com, or you can simply call 1-619-270-5446.

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Prices at La Jolla del Mar are very affordable. Call or email us for the latest price quotes!


It won't take long touring our website to see that we proudly offer beautiful homes and condominiums in some of the most scenic surroundings that you can imagine. Whether you are searching for the perfect vacation rental, retirement home, or investment property, we have an incredibly wide selection to choose from. Plus, many of our offers have detailed pictures to give you a guided tour of the properties.

Once you see what Rosarito Beach Real Estate has to offer, just email us at rosaritobeach@topproducer.com or call us at 1-619-270-5446. Our toll-free access from anywhere in the United States is 1-866-LUV BAJA (588-2252), and in Mexico, the number is 661-100-2076. We have fully trained professional brokers that will be glad to answer any questions you have and assist you in investing in La Jolla del Mar real estate.

For all real estate agents, we love referrals, so dont hesitate, as real estate in Baja, especially this amazing La Jolla oceanfront condos in Rosarito Beach are going fast!

 

 

Ensenada real estate

Ensenada Real Estate


Owning a piece of Ensenada real estate will put you in the heart of the third largest city in Baja California. Ensenada is recognized as one of the leading resort communities on the Baja peninsula. Gray whale watching, touring the vineyards and wineries, shopping the Promenade, bicycle rides, and off road races are just a few of the major attractions in the exciting Ensenada area!

Ballena gris en Ensenada

If you want to enjoy a scenic game of golf, there are great opportunities in Ensenada's surrounding areas to put your skills to the test. For a nightlife filled with dancing and romance, Ensenada has everything you need to stay entertained. If you're more into shopping, there are a wide range of top-notch boutiques, department stores, galleries, arts and crafts stores, pottery shops, and many others to keep you busy all day.

ensenada cruise ship terminal

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At Rosarito Beach Real Estate, we provide the best opportunities in Ensenada real estate that you will find. Our long-standing business has a proven track record of the best customer service in the region. We care about our clients, and we are always available to assist in making the trip to Ensenada as easy as possible. Our website, casaslink.com, has all the information you need, including helpful travel tips and other guidelines pertinent to travel in Mexico.

Ensenada harbor    ensenada cruise ship terminal

Give us a toll-free call at 1-866-LUV BAJA (588-2253) to speak with one of our representatives about your interest in Ensenada real estate. If you prefer, you can email us at rosaritobeach@topproducer.com, and from Mexico, give us a call at 661-100-2076. Choose your vacation or retirement home through Rosarito Beach Real Estate and find the best homes at the lowest prices on the market.

 

 

real estate in Rosarito

Real Estate in Rosarito

If you're searching for the perfect piece of real estate for your retirement home, let RE/MAX Baja Realty be your guide. We have the reputation of providing the best customer service in the Rosarito area, and we're happy to help you find the perfect location for the retirement of your dreams. Why spend a fortune to have a beachfront view when you can live in Mexico and be surrounded by the beauty of the coast at a fraction of the cost of other countries?

Rosarito real estate views

In addition to the beauty of Rosarito, you will find the weather to be delightful. The coolest temperature is seldom below 50°F and the warmest is about 85°F. What better climate can you ask for to spend your retirement years having fun in the sun and on the beautiful Pacific Ocean waters?

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At Remax Baja, we are proud to be a Re/Max franchise selling top-quality retirement opportunities. Browse our website at casaslink.com for available housing and properties. You can choose from condos and homes to buy, or you can rent properties at an incredibly reasonable cost. Our agents will be glad to help you locate the perfect piece of Rosarito real estate for you, perfect for living your retirement years in comfort and pleasure.

Our helpful agents are available to assist you in viewing and finding the real estate options that fit your criteria. Just contact us at 1-619-270-5446, or toll free at 1-866-LUV-BAJA. Also, feel free to contact us by email at rosaritobeach@topproducer.com. We'll be glad to answer your questions or help you locate the property of your choosing!
Rosarito real estate is the best investment opportunity at the monet!

 

 

Rosarito Beach Hotel

The Rosarito Beach Hotel has obtained the RCI Gold Crown Award thanks to the quality and service excellence provided to their timeshare guests during their stays at the resort.

This acknowledgement of the Rosarito Beach Hotel is obtained after a review of the comments of RCI members that travelled to the resort during a 12 month period. In these comments, the members talk about the quality and service received, and also in general about their vacation experience while at the resort.

It’s important to mention that this distinction is the top award given by RCI, a company that for more than 35 years has been at the cutting edge of the timeshare exchange industry and has transformed the concept of the vacation experience for both the Affiliated Developers and the timeshare owners. As the world leader in vacation exchanges, RCI is known throughout the industry for being a trustworthy associate, as well as a comprehensive and independent provider that offers all services required in order to satisfy the needs of our clients.

View from Pier of Rosarito Beach Hotel

The Rosarito Beach Hotel. New condominium tower, Pier and Sandy beach

 

RCI has more than 50 offices located in 35 countries, which tend to the needs of more than 4,000 Affiliated Developments in more than 100 countries. Aside from this, RCI’s more than three million Members, who reside in more than 200 countries, form a great community of true travel lovers, who are united through a common interest.

The Rosarito Beach Hotel ownership is proud to receive this acknowledgement, and recognizes and thanks the whole team at the Hotel for its constant commitment to the satisfaction of guests’ needs.

Visit the Rosarito Beach Hotel. Check their website at www.RosaritoBeachHotel.com Also, for MLS listings in Baja, including condos at brand the Rosarito Beach Hotel tower, please visit us, Remax Baja Realty, at www.BajaInvestment.com

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