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Steve — Fri, 22 Jul 2011 02:27:22 +0000

Sea Side Reservations

Shea — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 16:30:00 +0000

If you are planning for a tour to Mexico, you can find good hotels and reserve rooms online at Sea Side Reservations . You will enjoy your stay in these hotels because they are located near a beautiful seashore .Most of the beaches in Mexico are very dangerous for swimming except very few beaches near Plaza Las Glorias. Puerto Penasco resorts are located very near to Plaza Las Glorias which is a very safe place for swimming and these beaches are open free of cost too. If you go to Mexico you can easily book resorts online at Sea Side Reservations who offer great deals.

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Title: Sea Side Reservations

Shea — Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:54:09 +0000

One of my favorite vacations was to Cancun, Mexico. If I get the chance I would definitely visit a tourist beach of Mexico again. The weather was beautiful, the water warm, and the atmosphere relaxing. One seaside resort area is Puerto Penasco and I think that would be a great vacation spot. With Sea Side Reservations you can book Puerto Penasco hotels and get travel information to plan a great Rocky Point beach vacation. They make it easy to find a great place to stay, as well as tell you about local attractions and events so you can make the most of your vacation.Posted by Kara at http://www.ramblingmom.com on 8/20/2008

Real Estate – Land Development in Mexico

Shea — Mon, 14 Jan 2008 19:12:25 +0000

Purchasing real estate in Mexico doesn’t have to be an adventure into the unknown.

Real Estate in Mexico is one of the hottest investment opportunities in the world. With Oceanfront land as low as one dollar a square meter, developers and investors from all parts of the globe are buying land up and down the coasts of Mexico.

The best real estate purchases in Mexico are no longer in the heavily developed areas such as Cancun, Acapulco, and Puerto Vallarta. Oceanfront land in the developing areas such as Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point) in San Carlos, Bahia Concepcion in Baja California, and Costa Alegre in Jalisco just outside of Puerto Vallarta is now the best real estate investment opportunity in Mexico.

With both the Mexican government and land developers pouring billions of dollars into the tourism infrastructure on the west coast of Mexico, Oceanfront land value in Mexico has seen a steady rise in prices. Whether its investors simply holding land and watching the properties increase in value, or developers joining the ongoing boom in Resorts, golf courses, Condos the investment opportunities in Mexico real estate are endless.

Interested in an investment opportunity? We can help. We at Investment Mexico strive to search out great real estate investment opportunities for our clients. All land that we offer is guaranteed to have clean titles and is ready to sell. Let us know what you are looking for and we will find the best investment opportunity to match your requirements. Purchasing real estate in Mexico doesn’t have to be an adventure into the unknown.

By:Jack Krohn

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Expert advice is available at www.realtyexecsmexico.com

Sonoran Sky

Joe — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 00:28:30 +0000

Come visit the newest resort in Rocky Point, the beautiful Sonoran Sky!

Oscars Announcement

Steve — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 07:20:05 +0000

Vacation Homes Sold In Mexico – Up 50%

Steve — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 04:35:10 +0000

Last year 5,000 vacation homes were sold in Mexican beach towns, according to Softec, a business consulting firm, and the National Association of Realtors. Four thousand of the 5,000 properties sold were new construction, according to Softec.
   The properties were sold in Rocky Point, Puerto Vallarta, Ixtapa, Loreto, Puerto Escondido and Cancun.
   The combined total sales figure came to $1.5 billion, which is fifty per cent above 2004 sales, according to Softec. Non-beach area properties resulted in fewer than one per cent of total sales.
   According to Eugene Towles, a partner with Softec, Mexico has the potential to sell 300,000 homes per year with a combined market value of $150 billion dollars.
   Mexico has the potential to sell one quarter of all world vacation homes, but significant planning must take place first, according to Towles.
   Increased globalization of the banking industry will make buying a vacation home in Mexico simply a matter of dealing with one’s home bank, according to Towles.

Long Weekends Sub for Long Vacations

Steve — Tue, 19 Jun 2007 15:50:08 +0000

By Stephanie Armour, USA TODAY

The two-week vacation is fast disappearing. Instead, employees are using their vacation days to extend weekends and take shorter breaks from the office.

The shift is being blamed partly on rising gas prices as well as mounting pressure for workers to be available to clients around the clock. And more dual-income couples are finding it difficult to coordinate vacation schedules due to work demands.

Only 14 percent of Americans plan to take a two-week vacation in 2007, down from 16 percent in 2006, according to a new study by Harris Interactive for Expedia.com, an online travel site. One-third of workers do not always use all their vacation days.

“(I) consistently use my vacation time to extend weekends,” Tim Allen, 29, an executive with New York-based electronic retailer Interactive Corp., says in an e-mail.

What’s behind the shift:

– Travel costs. While nearly 65 percent of Americans plan to take a summer vacation, gas prices are taking a toll, according to a May survey of 1,003 adults by WNBC/Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Fifty-five percent of vacationers will take several shorter weekend getaways instead of the traditional long summer retreat.

“It’s in the context of feeling hard-pressed financially,” says Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College poll. “There are people opting for shorter, closer-to-home getaways.”

– Work demands. Work demands have employees skipping long vacations, says Liz Bywater, president of Bywater Consulting Group, an organizational consulting firm based in Yardley, Pa.

“The demands on the average worker today are pretty intense,” Bywater says. “There’s this mentality of keep working. They feel they’ll come back and be flooded with work.”

The burden is even worse for entrepreneurs. Twenty-three percent of small business owners have not planned a vacation that lasts at least a week in more than four years, according to a May survey commissioned by Riverwoods, Ill.-based Discover. The survey polled 1,000 small business owners with five or less employees.

– Dual-income couples. For families comprised of working parents, it’s difficult for each spouse to coordinate a long stretch of time away from the office.

That’s partly why some places are trying to cater to the rise in weekend vacationers. The Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego just introduced a family camp program, but only on weekends. The hotel is tailoring its family activities specifically to weekends.

But some employees say taking short bursts of time off isn’t enough of a break from work.

“For the past three-plus years, I simply take a Friday or Monday off when I can,” says Alison Bailin, 26, an account executive at HMA Public Relations in Phoenix. “It takes a toll. I’ve become addicted to e-mail, and I have yet to take a vacation without a computer.”

Have you seen a trend to more long weekends or short vacations? Is it a good thing or bad?