End of Year Flurry of Mexican Homes For Sale
We’re seeing a real flurry of Real Estate property listings coming into MexLiving.com. In part, we think this is attributable to the changes that are expected in our system after the new year. But don’t worry, these are improvements not restrictions and we’re sure that both buyers and sellers are going to see a lot more properties, and a lot more ease-of-use from the MexLiving.com listings.
In this kind of post, we sometimes like to highlight the absolute bargains that are still available - houses under $150,000 - because we like thinking about them and we’re sure they’re not available anywhere else. The fantastic condos in the picture here run for just about $270,000, but what a fantastic location, and really, what would you pay for such a home in southern California or Florida?
We’re still polishing our Querétaro pages, but the listings are piling up right now in the San Miguel de Allende section. We’ll move them over to the Querétaro section just as soon as it’s ready but we’ll also be adding a whole slew of new properties as this exciting market starts to heat up. The exciting property pictured above is straddling both markets, a short drive from beautiful colonial San Miguel and just a stone’s throw from cosmopolitan Querétaro. US$160,000.
That’s just the beginning too. We’ve been looking at houses and the whole market, and part of what we’re still working on is the fact that there is so much to see in and around Querétaro. The property at right, also just outside Querétaro is again just US$160,000. More photos are available in the listing.
As we wrote above, we’re excited about this new Featured Location and about a bunch of others coming in the New Year. We’ll be adding, Acupulco, Manzanilla and Loreto over the next several weeks. But we’re also making it easier for Home-sellers and Builders to get information on their properties out to you. If you have any questions about these properties or about Moving to Mexico generally, just drop us a line. Of course, we’ll be happy to hear from you.
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