Puerto Vallarta real estate buyers have just one major choice in their fall-back position in the face of an ongoing global economic slump. Will they choose a traditional home on the beachfront, an apartment a few blocks away from the beach, or perhaps a new low-rise condo building a little further away? Most will choose the latter to ensure the little comfort that big-name tourists enjoy.
The new Puerto Vallarta project “Manuel Antonio” is one in which developers have decided to provide the people of Puerto Vallarta with a new beachfront option to match their real estate tastes. It is a master-planned community encompassing the former City Center area, forming an island that neighbors the therogio beach area. The complex includes shopping malls, restaurants, and offices and is currently popular with ex-pats from four distinct countries: El Salvador, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Colombia.
Besides being well planned, the five potential developments mentioned above also offer different options to buyers. For those who prefer a higher degree of comfort, certain prices, and schedules authority 10% of the fair market value.
Add to the comfort138latt Boulevard, just 35 minutes north of the airport, expansion happened last year to this neighborhood in early 2010. It is just a little more than ten years since the completion of the original plan, which included the construction of apartment buildings and a hotel. The current plan involves the expansion of the original plan, including the establishment of several societies in the neighborhood: one for primary and secondary dwellings, a ” José María Sánichea” number of upscale condos, and an extensive mall with stores, movies, insurance stores, and a large-screen movie theatre.
For those who prefer smaller, more private living, there is a development of six villas on the edge of the rolling foothills between the old city and the new, between 28th and 33rd on Calle aerositale. The buildings were quiet but surrounded by gardens.
Recreation for the people of Puerto Vallarta through the newly opened ” G Closing,” included an art gallery with guest artists’ works, which included works by painters,itects, and others. The gallery also included works by young local boys, and a films screening of “Gringo” (the true story of a Sao Paulo bank robbery that became notorious in the 1960s for its evening news broadcast and for being the subject of the film “Last of the Poor”), which were not shown until 2008, after the bank robbery happened. Also, in 2010, Bebidien made some improvements on their beach access to the north end of town, using fast boats, with a new jet boat mentioning future projects.
The recent growth of Puerto Vallarta has come about mostly from the reader’s demands. Buyers are demanding community improvement, and good apartment and townhome developments, with easy access to banks, supermarkets, and services. They demand amenities privacy, comfort, and safety. Both further improvements through 2010 bring extra value to real estate viewers, as access to international attractions became one of the primary criteria for a new property – the property that could be considered worth above and beyond the cost of an average trip to Latin America.
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