// Development

Real Estate \\ Baja Sur - Alive with new luxury developments
By Sharkette
[31 Dec 2007|No Comment]

The Baja Economy is Growing! Baja has a lower 10% value added tax compared to 15% mainland. Baja property taxes are still extremely low and stand at about 0.2% per year over commercial value. Baja population is growing at 3.8% rate. The Mexican government is encouraging the expansion of tourism and investment in Mexico. For […]

// Tourism

Baja - balance of tourism and commercialism.
By BajaBiz
[3 Jan 2008|Comments Off]

Baja California is a very popular holiday destination for North Americans living on the west coast, although most tourists concentrate in the areas around Ensenada (just past the border south of Tijuana), and in the Los Cabos region, at the very south end of the peninsula. Here you can find modern tourist facilities which — […]

// Real Estate

Investment to double the next 2-3 years
By BajaBiz
[31 Dec 2007|No Comment]

Overall investment objective is to simply follow these “BigBucks” Developers and take advantage of their already “in-place” roads/utilities for individual investments, holding the property until it appreciates to the point where to ‘flip’ and move on. Conservatively expect this investments to at least double in value over the next 1-3 years, so by factoring in […]

// Marine Industries

Escalera Nautica - Nautical Ladder Mexico
By BajaBiz
[3 Jan 2008|No Comment]

The Mexican government is promoting the development of a chain of 22 marinas around Baja California Get ready to hear quite a bit about Baja California’s Escalera Nautica over the next few years. Literally translated it means “Nautical Ladder,” but a better description is “Nautical Route.” This planned marinas are along the Pacific and Sea […]