Costa Rica real estate is bought by many Americans, Canadians, Europeans and others each year. Countless foreigners have chosen to live, invest or retire there. Real estate Costa Rica is a popular investment, e.g. near the beach resort of Sámara in Guanacaste, where it is hot year round. This is the area to look for a bargain.

Costa Rica is a stable country, and relatively rich. It is prosperous enough that many immigrants cross the border from Nicaragua to work in Costa Rica, with or without government permission. This is similar to what happens with USA and its southern neighbor. Nevertheless Costa Rica remains a relatively inexpensive country.

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Good prices abound there for many things, particularly this piece of real estate near Sámara, Guanacaste, with a hillside by the Pacific Ocean. Where else in the world could you still buy nearly 4 acres of prime land, near the Pacific Ocean, and pay starting from $105,000? Imagine paying 65¢ a square foot, $7 a square meter.

If you really want to outdo even this, contact us and we'll talk about an Early Bird Special!

Property Taxes are very low in Costa Rica. Yearly values are 0.0025% of the value you declare on the property. They are declared at a low value, below sales price. The parcel of land you buy from us might be under $100 a year for property taxes.

Property Rights are extended equally to foreigners as to residents. The only exception is for direct beach front property ('concession property'). These parcels of land are not beach front properties.

Land Records are far superior in Costa Rica. They are registered in a National Registry. Our surveyor, Marcos Cascante, can tell you about them.

US Title Insurance covers this property-Stewart Title.

English is spoken by many Costa Ricans, especially the younger ones. Spanish is the official language. Crime is low. Costa Rica is known as the Switzerland of the Americas, because it is so prosperous and peaceful. The people are friendly and beautiful looking. They live at a more relaxed pace, especially in countryside areas like Samara/Nicoya in the province of Guanacaste.

And it's hot here year round, in Sámara. You don’t need to be a polar bear to enjoy swimming in Sámara, in January or July. If you like the beach, check out this: Youtube

If you’d like to learn surfing in a safe environment, the Sámara beach is ideal. Its horseshoe shape breaks up big waves, making the waves more moderate in size and power. Many people come to Sámara, Costa Rica, to learn to surf under these easier and safer conditions.

You can find lots of other videos by going to www.youtube.com and using its search engine with the terms

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“Live, Work, and Retire Costa Rica”.
“Girls in Costa Rica”
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There is so much to see and do there.