Jones Lang LaSalle just released to the public their 2008 Real Estate Transparency Index (free). For anyone interested in foreign real estate, is is a good read and helps you understand the different types of indicators that institutional investors look at when assessing global real estate opportunities. This is a bi-annual report […]
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Posted in Media, Offshore Investment on Aug 6th, 2008
When most offshore real estate investors think about their target market, it is often the retiree that has the freedom, and the capital to make such a move, but times are a changing…
There is a growing population of younger people starting to relocate outside of their home countries and central America is no exception. […]
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As traditional markets continue to struggle, the word about alternative options for IRA investment is starting to spread. Investors just like you are waking up to realize that the people that you are paying to manage your IRA money at the banks or large brokerage houses aren’t doing much to protect your nest eggs. You […]
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During 2007 a relatively new sport in Nicaragua hit the media. In a number of different articles on the topic I saw it referred to as ‘ashboarding’, volcano boarding and volcano surfing. This new sport is becoming one of the prime attractions for adventure seekers in Nicaragua known as the land of lakes […]
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Eric over at InvestorCentric Blog points us to the fact that Sport Illustrated ’s Swim Suit issue features Nicaragua. There were actually 3 models that had their shoots done in the San Juan Del Sur area…. (see the video as well) With this, Nicaragua moves one step closer to being a part of the mainstream […]
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Posted in Media, Nicaragua, Retirement on Dec 6th, 2007
With real estate prices at record highs, and millions of baby boomer’s living on fixed incomes, retirees not only in North America, but the world over are looking more and more at Central America as a retirement option due to the high cost of living in their home countries. Panama, Costa Rica, and more […]
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