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Mexico Real Estate Hotspots: La Paz

15 April 2008 10,151 views 13 Comments

By: Charles Sipe
Mexico Real Estate La Paz If you are looking for an opportunity for investment in Mexico real estate, La Paz, Mexico is an excellent location to investigate. Strong Location La Paz is located at the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula just north of Cabo San Lucas and overlooks the Sea of Cortez to the east. It is around 600-700 miles from the border of the US. Mexico Real Estate Map of Baja Peninsula photo courtesy of Sea Trek Kayaking Ocean Center Attractive Price Rental properties can be found for as little as $100,000 to $150,000 according to James Glover of Baja Real Estate and Consulting in an article by NuWire Investor. Compared to it's close neighbor, Cabo, real estate is much more affordable and has a great opportunity for appreciation. It has a lower demand for rental units than Cabo, but there is a reasonable market of tourists looking for a quieter and more authentic atmosphere. Strong Infrastructure La Paz has a extensive infrastructure in place with "state-of-the art hospital facilities, schools, universities, shopping, and more" according to an interview with Mexico real estate developer John Fair, by Nuwire Investor. La Paz is home to an international airport with service from seven airlines (1), eight universities and is the capital of the state of Baja California Sur. Schmidt-Curley Design have announced they will begin construction of a par-71, 7,068-yard golf course just 15 miles north of La Paz (2) which will boost demand for rental units in the area. La Paz is expected to have steadily climbing appreciation rates and represents one of the best value investments in Mexico real estate. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BBCnZjKrt0&hl=en]

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  • » Mexico Real Estate Hotspots: La Paz said:

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    # 16 April 2008 at 1:05 am
  • Real Estate Investing said:

    Yes, Real Estate in Mexico is one of the hottest investment opportunities in the world, developers and investors from all parts of the globe are buying land up and down the coasts of Mexico.

    # 28 April 2008 at 7:22 am
  • grupo-samadhi said:

    We agree with the most facts, just the amount of investment is double! For just 150,000 USD you find a nice plot, never a nice home…

    # 14 July 2008 at 6:06 pm
  • Armida Matejcek said:

    Does La Paz have a big city and what is the cost of living in La Paz? Is there good medical facilities? What about the crime? We will be visiting the area in Nov.

    # 25 March 2009 at 10:20 pm
  • Prof.Ignacio Aragon said:

    We are selling almost 3000 acres of rustic land, on the best location on the peninsula of baja clif. sur. Only 30 min. north of the capital city of La Paz. A beautiful 42 thousand meter water front facing the peaceful mar de CORTEZ. Potable water.There is much more to tell about this terrain. We want to sell NOW. BUY NOW. Hope to hear from you very soon.

    Prof,Ignacio Aragon.

    # 5 May 2009 at 1:32 am
  • Prof.Ignacio Aragon said:

    Miss Armida Mateject,

    Thank you for such a prompt answer. Iwould like to give you a full information, which I do not have at the moment. I understand lA Paz has more or less 400 hundred thousand people. I promise to have as much information I can as soon as possible. I am sure that most of what you want will be pssitive.The people are kind. I will tell you much more. I hope this is the beginning of very profitable business in the near future. We shall be in touch.

    Prof. I A

    # 5 May 2009 at 1:54 am
  • Prof.Ignacio Aragon said:

    Miss Armida Matejct,

    PLEASE, I need your EMAIL and your phones. Thank you.I am looking forward to doing business with your company.

    Prof. Ignacio Aragon.

    # 5 May 2009 at 6:06 pm
  • Real Estate Christchurch said:

    I must agree that Mexico is a great place. As a realtor, I always value people who add value to the information available to educate consumers.

    # 7 August 2009 at 9:22 am
  • carlos salgado said:

    la paz is a safe place, no violent.

    # 29 September 2009 at 3:36 pm
  • Ray Stroeber said:

    I have sandy beach lots for sale 15 miles north of La Paz starting at $50,000 usd. I can be reached ar 310 455 3008 in the US or 612 120 2766 in La Paz.

    # 14 November 2009 at 5:58 am
  • Lurchy said:

    La Paz is an incredible investment opportunity for those looking for a second home or retirement place. Los Cabos is also an incredible location, but people interested should be looking at it right now, because in a few more years it will be much more expensive. Both areas are still under construction so to speak, and it is still possible to buy affordable property. Beware of scams and if you are interested, be sure to check out masterplanned communities available there (CostaBaja and Paraiso del Mar for example).

    # 14 January 2011 at 8:38 pm
  • george hickinbotham said:

    I am planning on traveling to LaPaz to live.I live strickly on social security. I will be looking for a small casa furnished for around $350-$400 I must have airconditioning and internet hook up.I can live up to 25 miles from Lapaz. My real concern is medical sevices I am 70 years old but in excellent health I work out 3-4 times a week and have lifted over 7,000,000,000 lbs in the last 3 years. I need help, giving me information since your’e there.Do you think I can pull this off?

    george

    # 23 August 2011 at 8:05 pm
  • Prof. Ignacio Aragon said:

    DEAR GEORGE, WISH I WERE ABLE TO HELP, BUT I LIVE IN GUADALAJARA, JALISCO MX. I REPRESENT A GROUP OF LAND OWNERS, THAT WANT TO SELL NOW, ALMOST THREE THOUSAND ACRES. ALMOST FIVE THOUSAND MTS. WATER FRONT, OF THE WORLD`S BIGGEST, AND MOST BEAURIFUL AQUARIUM. GEORGE, IF YOU ARE INTERSTED,WE MAY DO SOMETHING. PLEASE CONTACT ME, PHONE 33-36403204 GUADALAJARA, JALISCO. MX

    NACHO

    # 30 August 2011 at 5:37 pm

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