Costa Rica’s Real Estate

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Bret G Dudl, Dec 14, 2009.

  1. Bret G Dudl

    Bret G Dudl Guest

    I am running the blog http://www.costaricaviews.com/.

    I have put there Costa Rica’s Real Estate Development Climate. I put
    here for
    your information.
    Currently, in the Central and South Pacific regions of Costa Rica,
    private development has funded three marinas and a dozen major coastal
    developments worth nearly $2 Billion. Marina Pez Vela in Quepos will
    open 100 slips next year, the Golfito 217 slip Marina is almost
    finished with their Environmental permitting process, and the ultimate
    Carara bay Marina & Resort in Punta Leon has broken ground on the
    country’s most ambitious marina development ever. Furthermore, the
    Green Coast Pacific development in Dominical is underway with several
    of their 12 developments already completed totaling $650 million in
    Dominical.

    Tourism has become Costa Rica’s leading industry. The government has
    encouraged environmentally responsible development. The country is
    ranked #1 in the world for eco-tourism. Significant development began
    in the north Pacific region, when the government began operation of
    the international airport in Liberia in 1995. Prior to the global real
    estate downturn, property values in the north jumped in some locales
    by 2000% in the last 10 years (3000% near the new airport) as
    vacationers and vacation home buyers had easy access to air
    transportation.

    With a new golf course, many restaurants, retail and rooftops coming
    out of the ground, the southern pacific zone in Costa Rica very well
    may be the cure to any unhealthy real estate portfolio.

    You may get more details at:-
    http://www.costaricaviews.com/costa-ricas-real-estate-development-climate/
     
    Bret G Dudl, Dec 14, 2009
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