Mazatlan Real Estate is the most advanced version of the combination of beach luxury and colonial tradition. On the coast of the Pacific Ocean in Mexico, close to the shipyard in Baja California, Mazatlan is an excellent option for those seeking homes in Mexico, having access to a well-developed system of ports for yachts to travel on yachts and Lower California), and a house that brings the whole rich atmosphere of a genuine colonial city.
Soft sand, warm water and beautiful sunsets make Mazatlan beach one of the most beautiful places to live in Mexico. Residents will call the evening walks on the beach one of the most memorable and relaxing activities that they can remember in their lives. This lifestyle can be enjoyed right on the beach, in a luxurious condo or in a comfortable villa near the beach.
The same coastline can be enjoyed by Americans and Canadians who prefer to live in the colonial heart of the city. In addition to this, residents can enjoy real romance and nostalgia for Mexico’s partial heritage. While many other colonial cities exist, very few enjoy Mazatlan’s success in international tourism and the accompanying range of lifestyle and activities, and even less combine it with an exciting beach.
The strength of Mazatlan tourism was reflected during the spring / Easter holidays, when during key days the area reached almost 100% of the cost of hotel accommodation, and the impressive average 95% was much higher than in most tourism areas, even during their time high days. For property buyers, these numbers mean the continuous development of already established types of activities and services (everything from restaurants and tourist facilities to new roads and health care) that help define the lifestyle in the area.
Only from April to June 2010, eight major permanent events are held in Mazatlan, the number of which is incomparable even with other established beaches.
Recently, the colonial center of the city is undergoing significant restoration. In April 2010, the second phase of the project begins in Zona Dorada (“Golden Zone”) in Mazatlan, which includes the installation of underground conductors to replace all overhead cables. The 6 million dollars invested so far only in this particular section have also provided a large number of gardens and trees, and already about 230 new palm trees have already been installed.
The reconstruction of the historic center as a whole includes 174 city blocks and by 2010 received a total of about $ 20 million, from both public and private sources, local, national and international. For Mazatlan in 2010, 11 million allocated to such products is 32% higher than in 2009, which represents a growing interest in this area and growth potential for real estate investors.
For those interested in buying a traditional Mexican-style home in or near the colonial city, this investment means that the atmosphere of the city will continue to complement the lifestyle they have chosen.
