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Costa Rica Homes Still Offer Affordable Luxury in Paradise
Costa Rica property values and homes have continued to climb in the past decade. Many Americans, Europeans and Canadians are looking for homes there and they are finding the natural beauty, the wonderful climate and inexpensive living that it has to offer.
The lure of Costa Rica for retirement is also growing by leaps and bounds and it has become a major destination of choice for many retirees. Besides the low property taxes and relatively low cost of housing and land, compared to the US, Costa Rica homes and land offers great long term investment potential at a very low risk, if any risk at all. Another tremendous attraction of Costa Rica is the amazing biodiversity all throughout the country. Over 25 percent of the entire country is protected area, due to a unique system that is in place to preserve the rain forests and wildlife. The Costa Rican government is probably one of the word’s most progressive and green-minded governments on the planet and we can all use to learn a lesson from their priorities in this area.
People travel to Costa Rica for many reasons. There is a very big tourist trade and it attracts all kinds of people from all over the world from retired couples seeking an affordable place in a tropical paradise to the eco-tourists who seek an adventure in a rich and bio-diverse environment. There is actually more rain forest than there was 20 years ago thanks to the policies in place that encourage re-forestation. The southern part of the country, in particular, the Pacific coast has some of the world’s most incredibly beautiful pristine beaches. Many people are now discovering what the natives have known for decades and are visiting these majestic beaches that few outsiders have ever got to see.
A new airport opening up in the southern Pacific area will also lead to greater convenience and ease of travel to the south as well as increased property values to those savvy investors who purchase homes and properties in the next few years.
