By Ronan McMahon
Round Table
We can buy upscale two-bed two-and-a-half-bathroom condos in this country club community from $248,300. That sticker price is stellar. It’s half what other folks are paying for condos in Santa Maria right now.
The rich don’t live on the same planet we do…and I’m not exaggerating.
How did a seedy industrial landscape of rail yards and parking lots—known as a cruising ground for prostitutes—become home to residential condos with a price tag starting at $1.95 million?
Right now, one of the largest migrations the world has ever seen is underway. It’s been gaining momentum for decades. You’ll see its effects on the streets of Bangkok, Singapore, Berlin, and San Francisco. It’s a mega-trend of global proportions, and the single biggest trend impacting real estate today.
Nancy’s job is to help you whittle things down…to help you focus on what matters to you… and direct you to the right place. Nancy’s already gone through the process of buying properties overseas. So any questions you have, Nancy can probably answer them or point you in the right direction for an answer.
As you sit down to digest your dinner this evening, I want you to consider this question: “Are you here for business or pleasure?”
Right now, a Path of Progress is sweeping down Placencia Peninsula in Belize—an exquisite16-mile spit of beach-rimmed Caribbean. A wave of new infrastructure is driving tourism growth and investment money is starting to spill in.
It’s rare to see someone make $600,000 in gains…with zero effort…in less than a year. But that’s the kind of killer deal that bubbles up from time to time in an emerging hot spot in Belize.
Dede joined RETA in 2010. She’s a Lifetime member of RETA and a freelance travel writer and copywriter based in sunny Arizona. She says that when she can escape to the beach, she does…and that was one reason why buying in Playa del Carmen on the Riviera Maya made good sense…
You’re probably most familiar with blockchain as the record-keeping technology behind cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. But it’s also touted to become the next big thing in real estate. Blockchain could change how we buy property, conduct our due diligence, track titles, and more.
