We’ll Be Sitting on Gains Almost From the Get-Go in Playa del Carmen
At 1 p.m. EST on Saturday our Siempre Playa opportunity, in Palya del Carmen, Mexico, opens.
By Ronan McMahon
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At 1 p.m. EST on Saturday our Siempre Playa opportunity, in Palya del Carmen, Mexico, opens.
I wrote this morning about a killer deal in an up-and-coming neighborhood in Playa del Carmen.
The Gallery is a condo development on a busy, noisy artery leading into the Mexican beach city of Playa del Carmen. It’s central and close to the action but it gets lots of road traffic. There, you’ll pay $481 per square foot for a condo right now.
Last April, we got our first opportunity to lock down two-bedroom condos in Playa—right in the heart of the Zona Dorada (that’s the term I give to a narrow strip of land, four blocks by five, that’s set to be transformed into Playa del Carmen’s hippest neighborhood).
If you’ve been reading your alerts this week, you’ll know that something big is happening in Playa del Carmen, on Mexico’s Caribbean coast.
Just take a look at these weekly rental figures:
I don’t golf much on the road. On a trip to Medellín, I made an exception when a friend invited me to join him for his 6.30 a.m. tee time. He had a busy day, and so did I. My friend, a successful copywriter, is one of the little army of digital nomads that has chosen Medellín as their base.
There are some great reasons to visit Lisbon, Portugal’s capital city. Sweet pastéis de nata (Portuguese custard tarts), hot espresso coffees, culture, history, fashion, warm sunshine, and sea breezes.
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