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NEW! Condo for sale in Playacar Phase 1 - Xaman Ha Condominiums are on the beach just 300 meters south of the ferry dock to Cozumel in Playa del Carmen. This 3 bedroom unit is on the ground floor and offers spectacular views of the Caribbean Ocean from both the living room and master bedroom. Recently upgraded with a new kitchen containing custom cabinets, granite counter tops, and all new appliances, this condominium is very popular with vacation renters. Read More...
Don't overlook this charming three bedroom home for sale in Playa del Carmen. If you have been renting a house or condo and have been searching for an affordable home for your family, this could be just the opportunity you have been looking for. Read More...
Announcing a price reduction on this stunning oceanview condo for sale in Playa del Carmen. This spacious unit has 1,505 sq.ft. of interior living space and a 172 sqft private terrace overlooking the beach and the Caribbean. The condominium has 2 bedrooms, each with ensuite bath and is offered for sale fully furnished and ready for immediate occupancy. Read More...
Calle 40, Playa del Carmen - This building is located in a prime location, just off 5th Avenue. The four condominium units include two penthouses with two bedrooms and private rooftop terraces. There is a large one bedroom apartment and a studio, all with access to the pool and the garden. Read More...
After resting up from our long but fun day in Tizimin, we jumped right back into real estate recon mode on Monday morning. Having considerably narrowed down not only our selected neighborhoods but also the physical characteristics of the properties we wanted to view, the showings were far more productive. Read More...
As this trip was planned to be for work as well as pleasure, we did our best to get the work out of the way first. In all honesty, even the kids have grown accustomed to and now find the fun in poking around old ruins...even the ruins of Colonial Merida! It was interesting to see what we would find behind the grand facades and elegant entries. Considering our price point, we were looking for the most part at buildings that were quite dilapidated and would require both imagination and renovation. Some of the best building we toured were those that had been virtually untouched since they were first built. In other words, no one had gone in and screwed them up yet with awful new tile and drop ceilings. Uugh. Read More...