Puerto Vallarta water[1] quality and supply are exceptional compared to other holiday locations in Mexico. Water in Puerto Vallarta[2] consistently received a certificate of purity for 17 years. The acknowledgment emphasizes the city’s dedication to d[…]
Beachfront properties in Puerto Vallarta are among Mexico’s most desired real estate. Puerto Vallarta is perfect for people who want to invest in a property in a coastal area. The beachfront properties in Puerto Vallarta offer a fantastic view of the sea and the majestic sight of the Sierra Madre Mountain Ranges. Real estate is among Puerto […]
A landlord is a person who lets a tenant use a property, structure, or apartment. In other words, a landlord is a proprietor or manager of a boarding house, apartment, or business. On the other hand, a tenant lives on land or other property rented from a l[…]
Property tax is a tax paid by an individual who owns a property or any other legal establishment. Property tax is considered a Real Estate ad-valorem tax, which means that the tax corresponds to the underlying asset’s value. “Predial” is the term for annual property tax in Mexico. The local government where the property is located is responsible for calc[…]
The cheapest apartments in Puerto Vallarta are in the “Centro” or Downtown area. The most affordable apartments in Puerto Vallarta are in the “Centro” or Downtown area of Puerto Vallarta. Apartments cost roughly $900 with two bedrooms. In addition, the average utility bill is around $150 per month and $30 for water, with a total of $1,080 or 21,65[…]
Puerto Vallarta, amid Banderas Bay, is known for its beaches with fine golden sand, excellent weather, and delicious cuisine. Puerto Vallarta is a beach destination in Jalisco, Mexico’s Pacific coast. The characteristics of Puerto Vallarta have made way for one of the most popular beach real estate markets, particularly in Mexico. The best hotels in Puerto V[…]
Fideicomiso is a bank trust that permits investors to vest any Mexican property and have it as a beneficiary. Fideicomiso is a 50-year and renewable agreement by the holder or heirs. Non-citizens are forbidden to directly get property inside the restricted area, which is 50 kilometers from the coast and 100 kilometers from t[…]
Real estate investing in Puerto Vallarta is one of the great methods to create incom[…]
Commercial spaces are properties instituted for use for commercial purposes. These commercial properties are rented, leased, or bought to make money. Companies typically have their property, but most businesses prefer to hire from the lessor for an extended period. When purchasing or leasing commercial property, the buyer must first surve[…]
Puerto Vallarta is one of the safest cities in Mexico. Many tourists frequent it every year, and its crime rate is relatively low. Puerto Vallarta’s crime rate index has remained around 30% to 35% in the past few years, based on the crowdsourced database Numbeo. Puerto Vallarta is in the Pacific Ocean’s Ban[…]