Get pampered at a luxury resort Cancun is one of the easiest and fastest cities to fly to in Mexico. After all, the city was originally designed and built for tourism. It's just two hours out of Houston and 90 minutes from Miami. It's one of the...

SOURCE: Luma May 08, 2008 15:46 ETLuma Now Selling Phase One Homes in Mexico's First Beachfront Active Adult Community Puerto Vallarta Area Remains the Strongest Tourism/Real Estate Market in Mexico as Boomers Head South BURBANK, CA--(Marketwire -...

Do you want retire now? Did you know that 250,000 Americans leave the US each year permanently (Money Magazine indept study). And what about the millions of people who want to leave? Being caught up in the rat race is not fun or healthy. With the economy...

By Julie Bennett Mexico recently dusted off its serape, cleaned up its property ownership laws, and installed highways and Internet access in hopes of luring second-home buyers back to Baja California -- the 1,000-mile-long peninsula just south of the...

Puerto Nuevo, Rosarito - Announcing a price reduction on Home 213 Las Ventanas Villa #6, a 2,158 sq. ft., 3 bath, 3 bdrm single story. Now $499,000 USD - Priced to Sell. Property information...

Thursday, January 17, 2008 Much of Baja California Travel Problems is Press Hype Dear Baja Friends: Below is an e-mail reply from Ron Raposa, Public Relations, Rosarito Beach, to a recent query re the article “Tourists Shun Crime-Hit Mexico Beaches”....

August 6, 2007 Mexico Real Estate Coastal Areas — the Good, the Bad and the Ugly Frontera NorteSur Chapter 1: A Mexican Beach Fire Sale? A senator from Baja California Sur, Mexico, is pushing legislation that would remove constitutional restrictions...

August 02, 2007 By Barbra Murray, Contributing Editor Baja California in Mexico, located near San Felipe, will soon become the site of two new waterfront developments planned by Ad Valora. The company has revealed it will build a condominium property,...

Baja site eyed for tourism project Proposals discussed at Tijuana summit By Sandra Dibble UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER October 4, 2007 TIJUANA – The Mexican tourism agency behind the development of major resorts such as Cancun and Los Cabos is now...

I am very interested in how others feel about the current state of real estate in Baja. Has it slowed down and why? Opinions please. My opinion: I think there are less people looking for Baja Real Estate becuase of bad press releases, however I think...