puerto vallarta: Will there be an opportunity to laugh all the way to the bank?
- 11/25/08 05:33 PM
As U.S. and Canadian real estate markets settle (slowly), resort destinations that offer wonderful new opportunities, including retirement living, are being explored. Increasingly, "Boomers" who have more personal wealth than any previous generation are buying in Mexico. Because the demand comes mainly from these affluent buyers, the market doesn't seem to be affected by what is happening north of the border, at least based on what I observed and heard in another recent visit (my fourth this year) to Puerto Vallarta. I don't have Canadian stats but according to an estimate by the U.S. State Department as many as one million U.S. citizens already live part-time or full-time in … (2 comments)
puerto vallarta: Opportunities today...
- 11/21/08 05:40 AM
This week I returned from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. While home sales might have slowed down slightly, asset appreciation is still happening in PV, and it is clear that those with money continue to buy there including many Canadians. I suspect that as paper portfolios diminish in North America, hard assets such as homes offer an attractive option for refuge. More here [...] John in Port Moody … (1 comments)
puerto vallarta: Vancouver to Puerto Vallarta: Investment or Retirement Living
- 12/29/07 12:01 PM
"A sleepy little fishing village" was how filmmaker John Houston described Puerto Vallarta (PV) in 1963. Today PV remains a tropical paradise in The Bay of Banderas with the world's best golden sand beaches and blue waters in a beautiful temperate climate under sparkling sunshine with a mountainous backdrop.PV has been transformed into a World-Class resort offering a wide variety of options in the perfect mix of centuries-old traditions and contemporary lifestyles, but it is still in its infancy in terms of growth and potential.PV has all of today's conveniences such as, high-speed Internet, cable TV, and modern home appliances, as … (0 comments)
puerto vallarta: "...our home away from home".
- 12/23/07 04:42 AM
On December 21st, my wife and I reluctantly returned from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, which she now affectionately calls, "...our home away from home". If you've ever been fortunate enough to compare the East coast of Mexico and other Caribbean/Gulf side destinations, to the Western Pacific, you'll know from experience that the weather is far more temperate all the way up the West coast. On that first day of winter when we returned, for instance, the weather in Puerto Vallarta was a very comfortable 31C or 88F; it was simply gorgeous. Similar temperatures up the East shore and inlands of North America at … (5 comments)
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As U.S. and Canadian real estate markets settle (slowly), resort destinations that offer wonderful new opportunities, including retirement living, are being explored. 
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