

Jaltemba Sol
Mexico property market attracting more interest from US and
Canada
Mexico is the new frontier with increasing numbers of
Americans and Canadians investing in property according to one of the leading
estate agents.
A quiet 'revolution' in Mexico has seen the entire economy
going through a very positive change. The change in government in 2000 and the
sheer number of incentives to attract investment in Mexico has led to a boom in
property, according to Realty Executives Mexico.
'More and more people from North America are travelling to
Mexico but many are also taking up residence there, either permanently or for
the winter months. The whole country is enthusiastically welcoming this surge of
tourists and immigrants,' said Josh Twigg, international sales and marketing
director.
One reason for the surge in enthusiasm is that more people
are realising that Mexico is not just beaches and desert. There are coastal
towns, tropical beaches, colonial towns with culture, authentic cuisine, art and
history, cities with modern facilities and a buzzing lifestyle and rural
countryside with waterfront lake views.
The accessibility of Mexico from North America is a major
factor in its popularity with Canadians and Americans. Winter 07/08 is predicted
to be the largest season yet for the Mexico tourism industry when the official
figures are released.
Travel agencies as well as airlines are overwhelmed by the
large number of people travelling to The Mayan Riviera, which is located on the
Mexican Caribbean, according to Twigg. 'Many of these travellers are not only
going to Mexico for vacations, they are going with investment and career
opportunities in mind,' he said. 'There is so much opportunity because Mexico is
welcoming foreigners and foreign investment to the country. It is definitely the
place to be, especially for those with an entrepreneurial spirit. Mexico has
become the new frontier.'