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Loreto Bay acquires land to expand Baja project
http://phoenix.bizjournals.com/phoenix/stories/2006/08/14/da...
Loreto Bay Co. is acquiring land from Mexico's tourism development agency for a second and third phase of its seaside development in Baja California.
The Scottsdale company announced Thursday that it is exercising an option to purchase the land as it completes work on Phase I of The Villages at
Loreto Bay. More than 100 homes already are occupied and another 250 are under construction.
About 900 homes will be part of Phases II and III with homes starting in the high $300,000s. The project is located about 700 miles south of San Diego
along the Sea of Cort?z. The developer envisions up to nine phases totaling 8,000 acres over a 12- to 15-year period.
The mix of homes will include luxury condominiums, beach front and golf course custom villas and courtyard homes. A Santa Fe-style resort, beach club
and spa, golf club, retail and recreational facilities also are part of the plan. Sales have topped $300 million since the project was started less
than three years ago, officials said.
Resort developments in Baja and Rocky Point, also on the Sea of Cort?z but closer to Phoenix, have become hot getaways for Arizona residents.
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OH NO! The zonies are coming. 
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not just coming banco.................we're HEEEEERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I believe Loreto Bay is hauling in water for the people living there at this time. I am wandering where the water is coming from.
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Water- the ever limiting factor
I am a developer in Northern California,
we have lots of water,
yet it limits what we can do in many areas.
One of these days (unless the Saudis use a bunch of our oil money to develop affordable desal plants) the development in Baja will come to a rapid
halt, and many there will be very thirsty...
You cannot drink Handwipes, folks...
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tehag
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LB water
Last I heard LB is using Loreto city water, just like they said they wouldn't.
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Water can always be trucked in.... as it is in many parts of Mexico. The Pila can always be filled by trucking it in.
The SAME boiling water that softens the potato hardens the egg. It's about what you are made of NOT the circumstance.
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they gotta truck it from somewhere;
jerry and judi
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Puerto Penasco is a model of quality water engineering via desal plants.
my understanding is they are doing a similar set up.
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hmmmm ... now it's Santa Fe style. But as we can see, the actual construction is neither Spanish Colonial nor Santa Fe style. They clearly are
confused.
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In an 8/13 news release, Grogan says: "'And the architecture is artisanal, with touches that make each home truly special.'"
Webster's 9th New Collegiate Dictionary--
artisan: One as a carpenter, plumber, or tailor trained to manual dexterity or skill in a trade; broadly a skilled worker. artisanal; artisanship.
I think Grogan's just given up as to how to describe it now, it's such a hodge podge, and obviously isn't as promised or hyped.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by wilderone
In an 8/13 news release, Grogan says: "'And the architecture is artisanal, with touches that make each home truly special.'"
Webster's 9th New Collegiate Dictionary--
artisan: One as a carpenter, plumber, or tailor trained to manual dexterity or skill in a trade; broadly a skilled worker. artisanal; artisanship.
I think Grogan's just given up as to how to describe it now, it's such a hodge podge, and obviously isn't as promised or hyped.
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Webster's 9th New Collegiate Dictionary? 
It's SALES - get it?
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