The cultural heart of Ecuador, colonial Cuenca enjoys well-preserved Spanish architecture and cobblestone streets. Its universities are among the best in South America, and it is home to a thriving artistic community. This special report contains first-hand accounts from IL readers already living here who agree: This is the best deal for retirement living abroad…
In this issue of the Lifetime Society Communiqué, we stroll the cobbled streets of one of Europe's most atmospheric and beautifully preserved cities. History hangs on every corner. You can see it in the decorative art of the churches and cathedrals, and even feel it in your feet on the old town's cobbled streets. This is Prague. A concentrated blob of pure baroque unscathed by the Second World War. It's a glorious place where beer is still brewed by monks and the stories of mad kings, tragic queens and foul monsters are still told.
I am bullish on pockets of opportunity in stable, secure, and first-world Uruguay. These two plays converge along a little-known stretch of coast. Here, you will find Uruguay's best beaches and beachfront land can be found for as little as $1 per meter or $4,050 per acre.
This additional Special Report will give you all the details on seven lovely, idyllic beach towns on Nicaragua’s Pacific Coast… and how to own property there for as little as $100,000.
Nicaragua is virtually unknown—and usually misunderstood—by most people, which is why forward-thinking investors can find some of the best real estate deals on Earth in this country. In Nicaragua's Pacific Southwest: The Land of Opportunity... at a bargain price! you'll find out, right from the comfort of your own home, how to live right on the Pacific Coast… in your own Pacific Coast dream home… for just a small, small fraction of what you’d pay for a similar property and lifestyle in Southern California.
We have put together this comprehensive report to detail the areas of Panama City you need to know about to make an informed decision. We have chosen each neighborhood for different reasons, so you’re sure to find a place that’s perfect for you…whether you yearn for the quiet and greenery associated with suburban America or the hustle and bustle of the big city…or something in-between. We’ll tell you all about lifestyle alternatives and real estate prices, and give you our insider tips on saving time and money. We also provide property samples to give you the best possible idea of what it might cost to buy a home in these areas.
If your idea of the perfect Panama includes lush tropical scenery without the heat of the lowlands, head to the highlands to see the other side of Panama. You’ll meet plenty of expats who, like you, left the postcard-perfect beaches behind in search of cooler climes. Though Panama is best known for its city and beaches, the mountain areas do not disappoint and offer a wide variety of activities, property, and lifestyles. In this report you'll discover the best that the Panama Highlands has to offer.
You know how bullish I am on Tulum. A major Mexican government plan is targeting this area of Caribbean coast for the development of high-end boutique tourism. RETA members have got in early at special pre-release pricing and terms. Today, I'm writing to you about a new and different opportunity.
A dripping wet surfer ambles past the cafe's outdoor terrace...you watch him with mild curiosity while sipping a fresh pina colada (made with fruit, not a syrupy mix). Feeling drowsy, you get up and plop yourself in a nearby hammock. In the distance, you can hear the waves crashing and faint reggae...you take one last look around before closing your eyes, appreciating the lush rainforest greenery, bikini-clad beachgoers, and aqua-blue and -green waters. As you drift to sleep, you think: "This is the Panama I envisioned". If your Panama plans call for clear blue waters and long stretches of sandy beaches, you'll be happy to know that there are plenty of places to choose from. Discover them in this report.
Mexico's Baja Peninsula is a geographical wonder. Bordered on one side by the Pacific Ocean and on the other by the Sea of Cortez, this long, thin strip of land features some of the most spectacular oceanscapes--and some of the most incredible beaches--on the planet. And there is much more to Mexico's Baja Peninsula than Tijuana and Cabo...as you'll see in this report.