Articles in the Uncategorized Category
Posted in Headline, Living in Mexico, Uncategorized on 10 November 2008
If you think you can get away from the big box retail chains by moving to Mexico, think again. Walmart is the largest private employer in Mexico. Since expanding to Mexico in 1991, Walmart de Mexico has grown to sales of $18 billion by the end of 2007 according to MMR. No matter where you [...]
Posted in Cancun, Hotspots, Interviews, Living in Mexico, Mexico Economy, Mexico Real Estate, New Developments, Retirement, Uncategorized, Yucatan on 29 October 2008
Less than an hour north of the Mexican border with Belize, lies the town and lagoon known as Bacalar. Previously, the area was regarded exclusively as an adventure tourism destination, but now Bacalar is a significant part of Costa Maya, an area of special recent interest, infrastructure growth and real estate development south of better-known [...]
Posted in Baby Boomers, Cancun, Interviews, Mexican property ownership, Mexico Economy, Mexico Real Estate, Tourism, Uncategorized on 22 October 2008
Estrella Rodriguez is a 27-year veteran of the the Cancun and Riviera Maya real estate industry. She is an award-winning AMPI (Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals)-certified broker with Prince y Asociados in Cancun. She took a few moments out of her hectic day to answer a few questions for www.mexicorealestateinvestment.org.
In your opinion, what is [...]
Posted in Living in Mexico, Uncategorized on 27 August 2008
Moving to Mexico can be a scary proposition if you know little about what is like. Often the best way to predict how happy you will be in a different situation is to ask others who have already made the journey. Thanks to the invention of the blog, you have access to hundreds if not [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on 26 August 2008
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Posted in Mexico Economy, Mexico Investment Facts, Mexico Real Estate 101, Property management in Mexico, Uncategorized on 18 August 2008
Mexico’s GDP growth is expected to end up between 2-3% for 2008 [1], a positive sign that Mexico’s economy can overcome the effects of a US slowdown and still be productive. Joydeep Mukherji, the team leader for the Latin American soverign ratings at Standard and Poor, praised economic progress in Mexico while urging further reform [...]

