Beach Property Developments in Mexico

It was an Englishman who laid the foundations of the first golfing community in Mexico back in the 19th Century. Since then it’s trajectory has been fairly slow moving until the late seventies when a certain Robert von Hagge made his first trip south of the border. He now boasts 11 residential golf resort developments to his name and is set to build several more in the coming years.

Mexico's often unique and superb coastline lends itself to many naturally sheltered harbors which inturn are the basic foundations to build a world-class marina.

In the last three years condominiums have surpassed hotels as the No. 1 investment in Mexico's residential tourism industry.

With Acapulco's market saturated and overbuilt, a number of growing foreign retirees and winter refugees are looking to live out their dreams in Jalisco's jewel destination: Puerto Vallarta.

Within the last decade the Mexican pacific coast has become a hot spot for U.S. and Canadian baby boomers seeking to buy their retirement home, be it next to a golf course, a marina or on the beach

Very few houses in Pozos can boast a visible door number, a family name or even a painted porch. A lot infact have no roofs, are lined with broken stairs and are made from poor building materials. During the Mexican Revolution (1910-21) and also in the worse moments of the Cristera War (1926-29) many houses in Pozos were burnt down and were never rebuilt.