By Ronan McMahon
Real Estate Trend Alert
I’m scouting in my own backyard—Ireland’s southwest. In the rolling countryside of the west of Ireland, it’s a buyer’s market. It may be the final one, as the last of the best bargains from crisis-fueled fire sales are picked up by savvy investors.
As I told you in my special report on Brazilian beachfront last month, I’m bullish on the opportunity we have in Brazil’s charming little beach town of Icarai. But it’s not the only opportunity I’m working on along this stretch of coast.
As a member of our little group, you’ll be familiar with the situation in Spain and the opportunity we have on the Costa del Sol. I’ve put boots on the ground here three times in the past nine months. The time to act is now.
If you have preconceptions about the Dominican Republic, put them aside. Most North American tourists head to the all-inclusive resorts of Punta Cana. The opportunity for us is elsewhere—somewhere a beach town pad could be a great earner when you’re not using it.
Mexico’s Riviera Maya is a special place, and now you’ve got an excuse to visit. It’s time to book your flight and get boots on the ground to check out the lofts at Tao that I told you about yesterday. Best of all, developer Benjamin Beja will pick up your tab.
Today I’m going to tell you about a new pre-release opportunity at the Tao community in Tulum. Here, at the southern edge of Mexico’s Riviera Maya, breezes rustle through palm trees while turquoise waters lap on the finest white-sand beaches on my beat.
Right in the heart of Rancho Santana, half-way between the main clubhouse and the new Los Perros clubhouse, you’ll find the newly released Las Colinas collection lots.
Yesterday I told you about the Rancho Santana community at the southern edge of Nicaragua’s Pacific coast. It’s magnificent here. Tens of millions of dollars have been invested in infrastructure and world-class amenities. The central hub is around the clubhouse.
As a member of our little group you will know that my scouting and research hones in on market situations and anomalies that we can profit from. The Rancho Santana community on Nicaragua’s south Pacific coast presents one such opportunity.
As you read in yesterday’s special report there are a number of opportunities I’m tracking in the area of Northeast Brazil centered on Fortaleza. I visited the beach town of Icaraí in late April. Europeans came here and fell for the stunning curve of beach and charming little fishing village—it’s a place where we can buy cheap, beautiful beachfront.