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Decline in Real Estate - Printable Version +- Punaweb Forum (https://punaweb.org/forum) +-- Forum: Specialized Group Forums (https://punaweb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=4) +--- Forum: Retired topics (https://punaweb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=8) +--- Thread: Decline in Real Estate (/showthread.php?tid=4377) |
RE: Decline in Real Estate - Beachboy - 11-08-2006 where is the magic to Baja? I fail to see it? I lived and worked in Puerto Vallharta for a couple of years. Stayed there long enough to hate the country, their laws, and their people for the most part! Yes, that's right, I learned to hate these people. Why? Well, at the time I decided to live where the local folks lived. I could have stayed at a four star hotel for my entire trip there but opted out. So I lived in ,and experienced a Mexican Barrio. It was called "Colonial Alta Vista", beautiful by Mexican standards. But once the locals found out that I was gringo...well there went the neighborhood. Every Mexican and his cousin wanted to "beef" with me! Why? For every Mexican who ever had a relative who ventured to America has a terrible story of some sort of abuse at the hands of Americans. Me living in this Barrio was these jerks chance for payback. So I was having to walk tall all the time until I decided to teach "Muay Thai", the the Mexicans in the barrio. Then I became a local hero of types...go figure? But I had surfed for years in Baja and never really cared for it. To me it was an extension of california itself! If you want paradise in Mexico, you go directly to Puerto Escondido. Don't stop anywhere else! It's a little bit of Heaven brought to Mexico. I use to think it was in Puerto Vallharta...but I was wrong! RE: Decline in Real Estate - Beachboy - 11-08-2006 Could we now assume we are currently in a "Buyer's Market"? http://starbulletin.com/2006/11/08/business/story01.html RE: Decline in Real Estate - Kapohocat - 11-08-2006 John (dirgo) - do you know that stats for brand new home sales for Oct 06 versus Oct 05? -Cat RE: Decline in Real Estate - jdirgo - 11-08-2006 Unfortunately, our MLS does not have a good way to differentiate new home sales from existing home sales. However, comparing Oct 05 to Oct 06, median sales price (as questionably useful as that is) in Puna for houses is up about 13% to $272,000. John Dirgo, RA, ABR, e-PRO Island Trust Properties, LLC 808-987-9243 cell http://www.hawaiirealproperty.com RE: Decline in Real Estate - Kapohocat - 11-08-2006 quote: Hey easy there beachboy.... those are my people and my cousins are fairly nice. Hate living there if you want and never go back but understand that just like the locals living here, the Mexicans took a lot of abuse from the gringos...and pretty much the same thing that is happening here to land prices is happening there... indigenous people always are the losers... lets make sure our Hawaiian friends are not...but that is another thread. Edited by - kapohocat on 11/08/2006 10:50:30 RE: Decline in Real Estate - Green - 11-08-2006 Beachboy, Just wondering what you like about Puerto Escondito ? Rich RE: Decline in Real Estate - Jared I - 11-10-2006 http://honoluluadvertiser.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061108/BUSINESS04/611080317/1071/BUSINESS Did we review this one? RE: Decline in Real Estate - radioguy - 11-10-2006 $700 million in one day... http://the.honoluluadvertiser.com/article/2006/Nov/10/br/br3129705864.html RE: Decline in Real Estate - Beachboy - 11-11-2006 quote: tropical atmosphere was awesome. Sleeping in a Hammuck in the shade by Puerto Escondido, otherwise known as the "Mexican Pipeline", was always nice. Memories of awesome surf. RE: Decline in Real Estate - Beachboy - 11-11-2006 quote: |