GPSinBaja
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Water view - La Ventana / El Sargento CHEAP!
Hi All,
We just received 5 water view lots in La Ventana at very cheap prices.
All lots are 1500 meters (over 1/4 acre) with great water views, clean title and power close by.
Please drop me an email for more info.
Thanks,
Kevin
kevin@GPSProjectManagement.com
[Edited on 7-15-2010 by GPSinBaja]
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gnukid
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I heard the lots go for 3-5K or less, everyone needs money and there are thousands of lots.
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We're about six years from there being a viable market for building lots in baja norte again. Can't blame this guy for trying though. The local 200
square meter lots that were $20-25K during the boom days are now priced at $30K. HUH?
I have only seen one new development slash prices so far- the Greenhaus development across from SADM that was given media attention last year for
building more energy efficient units. They have cut their prices on attached townhouses from $149K to $99K. Would be interesting to see if that is
working out for them.
[Edited on 7-14-2010 by Woooosh]
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
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gnukid
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Speaking of water view, here are some pictures I took of the Ceralvo illusion which can occur during certain weather, you will see the island
reflecting off the water and inverting, false canyons and all kinds of amazing things, really.
Illusion
Friendlies
Nice neighbors
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oldjack
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kevin....
if you are watching this posting.... your email address is not working.... I did try twice..............
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bacquito
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great photos gnukid. Where were they taken?
bacquito
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| Quote: | Originally posted by gnukid
I heard the lots go for 3-5K or less, everyone needs money and there are thousands of lots. |
Actually, when we were there 2 years ago, small water-view lots were going for $25,000 to $40,000 US on the uphill side of the road (away from the
beach).
Although there are more subdivided all the time, the supply was fairly low, maybe 15 lots, when we were there.
The preferred lots did seem to be the ones in little gringo compounds but then, who else is buying ?
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GPSinBaja
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| Quote: | Originally posted by oldjack
kevin....
if you are watching this posting.... your email address is not working.... I did try twice.............. |
old jack,
I had a typo in there.
Now working.
Kevin@GPSProjectManagement.com
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GPSinBaja
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| Quote: | Originally posted by gnukid
I heard the lots go for 3-5K or less, everyone needs money and there are thousands of lots. |
My friend I think you are seriously misinformed.
I'll tell you what. You go find those "thousands of $3-$5k lots". Double the price and I'll buy everyone of them from you.
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GPSinBaja
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Folks,
I'm a little confused by these comments. These lots are not 200 meter lots in Baja Norte.
These lots are in La Ventana / El Sargento area of
Baja California Sur.
Outside of La Paz. These lots are 1500 meters.
If you are in the market for La Ventana or El Sargento do a little research and see these are blow out prices.
Hope this clears things up.
| Quote: | Originally posted by Woooosh
We're about six years from there being a viable market for building lots in baja norte again. Can't blame this guy for trying though. The local 200
square meter lots that were $20-25K during the boom days are now priced at $30K. HUH?
I have only seen one new development slash prices so far- the Greenhaus development across from SADM that was given media attention last year for
building more energy efficient units. They have cut their prices on attached townhouses from $149K to $99K. Would be interesting to see if that is
working out for them.
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gnukid
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| Quote: | Originally posted by GPSinBaja
| Quote: | Originally posted by gnukid
I heard the lots go for 3-5K or less, everyone needs money and there are thousands of lots. |
My friend I think you are seriously misinformed.
I'll tell you what. You go find those "thousands of $3-$5k lots". Double the price and I'll buy everyone of them from you. |
Most sales are direct from the seller to the buyer, those lots reflect the current market and many many lots exist and many more will be assigned to
the younger people and are sold in the low thousands, lots that are marketed in ads are a small minority, through Bien Raices agents lots are priced
higher and are heavily marketed to outsiders, as you say at 30-40k to accomodate %10 percent commission and pay for all the additional costs involved.
I am not saying an agent is inherently a bad thing, since many foreigners do not speak spanish nor do they care to get to know the sellers first.
If someone is interested in land, they should come to visit the region where they would like to buy and camp or rent for a while to get to know
families.
[Edited on 7-16-2010 by gnukid]
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