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Organics Fruit Land

$ 430,000 USD$ 8,170,000 MXN

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Organic Fruit Land is located in Santiago, Baja California Sur, in the Agua Caliente ejido (common land), an area known for its hot springs. This location offers a favorable climate for growing a wide variety of tropical fruits. The 2.6 hectares of land allow for a considerable production of fruits, including mango, guava, passion fruit, and pitahaya, among others. The land is distributed in an orderly and planned manner to optimize space and facilitate access for both plant care and harvesting. To ensure a constant supply of water to the crops, an innovative irrigation system has been implemented that uses solar panels to power the water pumps. This not only reduces operating costs and dependence on external energy sources, but also makes efficient use of the water. The proximity to the

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Area: East Cape South
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Country: México
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City: East Cape

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• On market date: July 7, 2025 7:23 pm
• Property Name: Organics Fruit Land

Development Information

• Development Name: Santiago

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