Stand-Out Riviera Maya Deal: Time is Running Out
Members have done well from our strategy of buying early-in in best-in-class projects on Mexico’s Riviera Maya… And opportunity still knocks.
By Ronan McMahon
RDN
Members have done well from our strategy of buying early-in in best-in-class projects on Mexico’s Riviera Maya… And opportunity still knocks.
Yesterday I told you how you can put boots on the ground in Northern Nicaragua and take advantage of this stunning and misunderstood location. And while researching and planning my own scouting trip to Northern Nicaragua early next year, I came across one standout opportunity that I wanted to tell you about.
If you have an interest in getting in at the ground floor of the last frontier opportunity in the Americas, you need to get there now. The best way to do that is to join my contact on the ground, Jordan Clark, and 11 other Real Estate Trend Alert members on our members-only scouting trip this January 15-18.
On the road in Panama… And it had ended in a curve of beach at Cuango on Panama’s Caribbean coast. This is just the moment in a Path of Progress event where I like to buy.
Our latest opportunity on the Riviera Maya—Tucan at A-nah Village—opened on Saturday. And as of Sunday evening, 24 of the 48 condos in Tucan had been locked down.
The heart of the Riviera Maya, close to those pristine white-sand beaches and swaying palm trees, holds the best pre-release profit opportunity on my beat right now. And now it’s time to visit and see our opportunity first hand. The developer will pick up the tab for your visit this December 3-6 or December 17-20.
Our latest members-only, pre-release opportunity, Tucan at A-nah Village, is now open. My contact Chris is standing by to send you an information pack, to schedule a phone conversation, or to answer any questions you have.
Our latest opportunity on Mexico’s Riviera Maya opens tomorrow. We can buy a garden condo, perched above the Robert Trent Jones II golf course, in A-nah Village from $164,300.
The world is roaring towards food shortages. According to the World Bank, at least 50% more food is needed by 2050 to feed nine billion people. These trends are so powerful, so unstoppable…that over the medium term they can only push demand in one direction.
I return to Medellin, Colombia in the coming days. Five years on from my first Medellin recommendation, misperceptions of this former ”murder capital of the world” still apply… But this city has well and truly emerged from the shadows of its past.