By Ronan McMahon
Round Table
The southern edge of Mexico’s Riviera Maya is a stunning stretch of coast that’s on the up—thanks to the convergence of major trends along these stunning white sands. North Americans are back buying thanks to a strong stock market and recovering real estate values back home.
Details about an interesting piece of land for sale in Costa Rica just crossed my desk. I know the area well but I haven’t walked this specific land—nor have I asked my lawyer to review the paperwork. As with any real estate opportunity, you should do both before buying.
In Northeast Brazil two weeks ago the elite of Fortaleza’s real estate community gathered for an industry event to mark the “broker” launch of the Fazenda Imperial gated community. The launch and presentation took place at a local cinema.
One member of our little group can lock down the last lot at the Hacienda San Joaquin community in Vilcabamba, Ecuador at a 44% discount to list price. Lot MV3 lists for $160,000. It could be yours for $89,000. This is a special situation. We have this opportunity, not because the developer is distressed, but because he has been successful. This is the last lot in Phase 1. The developer Joe Simonetta wants to be fully sold out on the phase this side of Easter.
I’ve just returned from a 10-day scouting trip along Mexico’s Riviera Maya.
This is a stretch of coast buzzing with commerce and activity—at the perfect buying moment. The major trends I have been telling you about in these alerts are happening.
I’ve just got word on an urgent “flash alert” special opportunity on Nicaragua’s Pacific coast.
Nicaragua’s south Pacific is one of the most stunning stretches of coast on earth. And Rancho Santana has carved out two miles of it. It’s a well-established community with five sandy beaches; what I think of as a “high amenity” development.
Greetings from the stunning white sands of Mexico’s Riviera Maya. I’m here on a 10-day scouting trip to investigate further opportunity here.
As you know, the lofts at Tao will be sleek, luxurious condos nestled in a verdant corner of the Tao community. It’s within the beachfront Gran Bahia Principe resort, 15 minutes from Tulum’s buzzing beach town.
This is an all-expenses-paid invitation to investigate the southern edge Mexico’s Riviera Maya to check out the lofts at Tao that I have been telling you about in these alerts.
Now is the time to book your flight and get boots on the ground. The window of opportunity is set to close on these Lofts. This might be your last chance.
As I write, I’m traveling to Tulum to inspect the site for the newest, second phase of the lofts at Tao. Like some of your fellow RETA members, I have reserved units in the first phase.
Last month I told you about our member-only opportunity to buy a Tao Loft near Tulum’s mesmerizing white-sand beaches.
Since the Spanish authorities set up SAREB (a so-called “bad bank” with the aim of stabilizing the banking and real estate sectors) we have had some interesting opportunities—thanks, in part, to how inefficiently SAREB is being run.
My latest “best buy” recommendation on the Spanish coast takes advantage of this inefficiency.