Comments on: Another Chance to Make Big Profits in Costa Rica… But You Must Act Now

By: Trevor

Trevor — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 17:25:39 +0000

I agree with this article. I live and work in Costa Rica’s Southern Zone. Stationed out of Dominical, I operate in the areas south of Quepos all the way to Palmar Sur. Land prices do reflect that this area is late to develop. Due to current market conditions, prices have dropped and there is more inventory on the market than ever before. It is surely a buyer’s market! However, as the Costanera is paved between Manuel Antonio and Dominical, and the International Airport is built in Palmar Sur, the window for cheap investment is limited. Prices will be sure to rise as infrastructure develops. Therefore, the article is correct saying “you must act now”. For more information e-mail Trevor [at] landassurance [dot] com or check http://www.landassurance.com. Pura Vida! Trevor

By: spencer jacobson

spencer jacobson — Mon, 22 Dec 2008 21:24:42 +0000

This article is a little off….I own and run the Coldwell Banker office in Tambor (located on the Nicoya Peninsula) and we have 1.25 acre lots for $30,000, in a gated community WITH power and water. These lots are within 8 minutes to the beach and an EXISTING airport! ALL the roads are paved here. In the same project I have 2 acre lots WITH GREAT OCEAN VIEW for $50,000!! All with power and water…It is true that there are several places in Costa Rica where you can find great deals…but there are certainly better deals than what this guy's pushing. write me at spencerj [at] purecosta [dot] com for more details or visit http://www.purecosta.com. If you really want good deals in beautiful, accessible areas of Costa Rica, you've gotta see what I have to offer. It'll blow you away…. Pura Vida! Spence