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News Date: 3/31/2014
Yesterday, on March 30, 2014, Los Cabos was the host of the 2nd edition of Ford IRONMAN Los Cabos. Ironman challenge is a though test for both body and mind. In Los Cabos the athletes enjoyed a challenge of 2.4-mile swim in azure blue and turquoise waters of the Sea of Cortes, followed by a 112-mile bike course and a 26.2-mile run course that traveled along a 20-mile corridor between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, all of this while offering views of rugged cliffs, desert vistas and mountains that are bound together by a wash of colors that are unmistakably Cabo’s. Yesterday’s IRONMAN concluded with the victory of Daniel Fontana, who captured his first
News Date: 3/19/2014
If you have walked the streets of the Cabo San Lucas center recently, you have noticed that most of streets in the heart of Cabo downtown are under construction. What are the works about, and how long it will take to repair the streets? Our Property Manager Adriana Salinas shares some insider information, which I hope you will find useful.
News Date: 2/24/2014
Maravilla Los Cabos is a planned residential community situated between San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas. The oceanfront property is located on one of the most beautiful coastlines of the Sea of Cortez in Los Cabos, at the beautiful swimmable Santa Maria Bay. Maravilla Los Cabos is intended to be an authentic resort community that reflects the charming natural beauty of the surrounding area and the rich cultural heritage of Baja California Sur, Mexico.
News Date: 2/17/2014
Chileno Bay Cabo is a spectacular new community of private residences to be set on the most dramatic coastline in Los Cabos. The 1,260 acre Chileno Bay Club boasts stunning natural beauty, 2 miles of coast and protected swimming beaches along the breathtaking Sea of Cortez. Chileno Bay has an inviting, year-round climate ideal for outdoor recreation and snorkeling its coral reef and natural harbor.
News Date: 2/10/2014
In May of 2013, the Mexican Chamber of Deputies (the lower house) approved legislation which would have amended the Mexican Constitution to permit foreigners to purchase property outright in Mexico’s Restricted Zone, which is 100 kilometers from the borders of the United States, Belize and Guatemala and 50 kilometers from the coastlines of Mexico. Effectively this would have meant doing away with the Mexican bank trust, known as the fideicomiso.