http://blog.coastaldreamsworldwide.com/2009/09/09/road-infrastructure-in-nicaragua/ A blog dedicated to entrepreneurial adventures around wealth building through offshore property investment in Central America. Our current focus is on Nicaragua Wed, 08 Feb 2012 07:31:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://blog.coastaldreamsworldwide.com/2009/09/09/road-infrastructure-in-nicaragua/comment-page-1/#comment-1050 wes flacker Sun, 09 Jan 2011 15:47:31 +0000 http://blog.coastaldreamsworldwide.com/2009/09/09/road-infrastructure-in-nicaragua/#comment-1050 Scott, Markets are all about timing. Buy Low and Sell High is a simple concept that most people have a tough time with. If you were to sell your property now you would essentially Buy High and Sell Low. All asset classes go through cycles. The real estate asset class has been decimated worldwide in the last three years. Most people would not touch real estate with a ten-foot pole right now. Not me. I am buying as much RE as I can. We have valuations here in Boise, ID that are currently trading at 1995 levels. As for Nicaragua, the market will turn around. Tourism hit more than 1million in 2010. Pellas Group announced and started the $250million development. ProNicaragua has been allocated funds to promote the country. Survivor has put Nica on the map. Property laws have been refined and Nica has some of the strongest land laws in Central America. Investors who were "burned" in the US and Europe, again, are cash heavy and looking for alternatives. Nica can develop with the hip ECO movement because we are starting with a clean landscape, a fresh board of beautiful land with opportunities to utilize all the modern tech and material and culture to create what the next generation craves: low-impact, simple, enviro-friendly, culturally altruistic projects. Building and Developing in Nica is on the move again. 2011 will be a transition year and by 2012 - 2015 land deals will be "popular" once again. I recommend a hold on any land you may have and definitely a buy for anyone interested in owning land in Central America. Prices in Nica are as low as they are going to be for many many years and the opportunity to purchase land from disgruntled investors who wanted to make big money overnight and didn't is now. Scott,
Markets are all about timing. Buy Low and Sell High is a simple concept that most people have a tough time with. If you were to sell your property now you would essentially Buy High and Sell Low. All asset classes go through cycles. The real estate asset class has been decimated worldwide in the last three years. Most people would not touch real estate with a ten-foot pole right now. Not me. I am buying as much RE as I can. We have valuations here in Boise, ID that are currently trading at 1995 levels. As for Nicaragua, the market will turn around. Tourism hit more than 1million in 2010. Pellas Group announced and started the $250million development. ProNicaragua has been allocated funds to promote the country. Survivor has put Nica on the map. Property laws have been refined and Nica has some of the strongest land laws in Central America. Investors who were “burned” in the US and Europe, again, are cash heavy and looking for alternatives. Nica can develop with the hip ECO movement because we are starting with a clean landscape, a fresh board of beautiful land with opportunities to utilize all the modern tech and material and culture to create what the next generation craves: low-impact, simple, enviro-friendly, culturally altruistic projects. Building and Developing in Nica is on the move again. 2011 will be a transition year and by 2012 - 2015 land deals will be “popular” once again. I recommend a hold on any land you may have and definitely a buy for anyone interested in owning land in Central America. Prices in Nica are as low as they are going to be for many many years and the opportunity to purchase land from disgruntled investors who wanted to make big money overnight and didn’t is now.

]]> http://blog.coastaldreamsworldwide.com/2009/09/09/road-infrastructure-in-nicaragua/comment-page-1/#comment-972 Scott Colvin Sat, 06 Nov 2010 18:02:54 +0000 http://blog.coastaldreamsworldwide.com/2009/09/09/road-infrastructure-in-nicaragua/#comment-972 I have been tracking investment in Nicaragua for the past 4-5 years, and am a current investor. The last 3 years have been horrible and everything has stopped. Can you help me better understand why this is a place I should continue to invest when any movement on my current property at Laguna de Apoya has gone backwards? I am looking for someone who is knowledgeable about Nicaragua investing that I can discuss with. Overall, I want to understand where to go from here. Thank you. I have been tracking investment in Nicaragua for the past 4-5 years, and am a current investor. The last 3 years have been horrible and everything has stopped. Can you help me better understand why this is a place I should continue to invest when any movement on my current property at Laguna de Apoya has gone backwards? I am looking for someone who is knowledgeable about Nicaragua investing that I can discuss with. Overall, I want to understand where to go from here.
Thank you.

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