Los Cabos is deemed by those who know best that it is one of the world’s best locations for diving and snorkelling. There are plenty of good reasons for this. One of the most well-known ones is that the Sea of Cortés was named by Jacques Cousteau as “The Aquarium of the World”, and we believe such moniker is self-explanatory. It is one of the few places in the world where you can find a seemingly endless variety of pelagic life in a single place.

It is no secret that Los Cabos is a prime location for whale watching. This is due to the high diversity of cetaceans, give or take 32 species of them, that can be found in the waters of Baja California Sur, which is bordered on the west of the Pacific Ocean and on the east by the Gulf of California.

LOS CABOS ES UN DESTINO QUE ESTÁ GANANDO MUCHO PRESTIGIO CON LA LLEGADA DE NUEVOS HOTELES DE MARCAS INTERNACIONALES, POR ENDE ESTÁ CRECIENDO EL ÍNDICE DE HABITANTES EN LA ZONA Y DEBIDO A ESTO, YA SE PUEDE VER EL DESABASTO QUE EXISTE CON EL AGUA Y NO SOLO AQUÍ SINO EN EL RESTO DEL PLANETA, POR ELLO DEBEMOS TOMAR ACCIONES PARA NO DESPERDICIARLA MÁS.

Hacer crecer tu nueva compañía, es hacer crecer tus sueños.

La exposición digital es una de las estrategias o herramientas de uso crítico, indispensables en la tarea de comunicarse efectivamente con tu audiencia e incluso de construir los cimientos de nuestra economía.

Savvy investors should keep a sharp focus towards exploring business opportunities in Southern Baja. The last 2018 Quarterly Indicator of State Economic Activity (ITAEE, for its acronym in Spanish) shows Southern Baja with the highest economic growth compared to the rest of the country and received $320 million dollars of foreign investment last year.

Part 1: Undertourism

In this day and age, many travelers are discovering that tourism is all about the quality of the experience and, as a consequence, undertourism is now emerging in different destinations, framing these destinations as peaceful, yet exciting, alternatives to overcrowded, tourist-centric cities.

Design can be both the cause for and solution of most real estate development problems.

While credit for the original saying goes to Homer Simpson addressing the transcendental importance of beer as it relates to life’s problems, this philosophy is very appropriately applied to design; particularly in the context of real estate development where designers strive to be artifices manipulating spaces in which they weave the fabric of life and memories.

In 2005 when I started working in luxury real estate development in Punta Mita, master planned resort-residential development was a trend. No longer a trend, it has now evolved into an integral part of today’s market.