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• The US Economy Flops, but Costa Rica’s Real Estate Keeps on Rising

  Despite the US economic setback, soaring petroleum prices and the price increase in construction materials, Costa Rica’s real estate market continues to bloom. The demand and amount of properties that have been sold is 28.07% greater than it was Read More... Posted Tuesday, August 12, 2008 9:55 AM by Diego Ouellette | 0 Comments Filed under: Real Estate, Market Conditions

• Banana's Headed East

  While the National Banana Corporation of Costa Rica, reported significant growth in its exports to Europe, where global banana exports reached 113.5 million boxes or 2 billion kilograms of bananas, many experts suggest that this phenomenon will probably Read More... Posted Friday, August 01, 2008 11:16 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Costa Rica and Panama teaming up for tourist's

  With nature and wildlife surrounding you everywhere you go, souvenir shops on every corner and its pristine beaches that that fill with tourists. These are just some of the major factors that have brought 1,030,000 tourists in the first semester of 2008. Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 15, 2008 1:03 PM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Still growing but slowing down

  The production of the Country has continued to maintain a steady growth, but at a decreasing rate, according to the (PIB). In The first three months of the year the value of Costa Rican real estate rose 5.8% in respect of the first trimester of 2007 showing Read More... Posted Friday, July 04, 2008 10:05 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Hunting for Tourists

  The institute of tourism (ICT) has decided that they need to once again focus on the US Tourist as their prime targets. The ICT will launch a massive promotional campaign throughout the United States in order to hunt down those much desired tourists for Read More... Posted Tuesday, July 01, 2008 11:09 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Costa Rican's expected to hit the beaches

  The Costa Rican’s are expected to hit the beaches this vacation season. Says a study realized by (canatur) Camara Nacional de Turisimo expects an increase of at least 36% for Costa Rican nationals during the mid year vacations. Last year around Read More... Posted Thursday, June 26, 2008 3:36 PM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Flamingo Marina still up in the air

  Two months after the concession of the new Flamingo Marina was awarded to Desarrollo Matapalo Demm S.A. The Municipality of Santa Cruz , Guanacaste will be analyzing the requirements put forward by the developers due to two companies that have requested Read More... Posted Monday, June 23, 2008 9:45 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• La Meridiana in Huacas, Guanacaste has added 1 bedroom units to its arsenal.

  Due to popular demand, the exclusive condominium development of La Meridiana has decided to make another 32 additional 1 bed room units. The units are 583 sq ft up to 720 sq ft, with unique floor plans that create a large amount of living space. The 1 Read More... Posted Wednesday, June 11, 2008 3:53 PM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Brittney Spears in Tiquicia

  Reports began to surface during the week that the troubled pop star was in Costa Rica soaking up the sun On the Barrigona beach of Guanacaste. Brittney who recently has been in the spot light for her custody battle with Keven Federline decided on Costa Read More... Posted Monday, May 19, 2008 3:50 PM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• US Assigns new Ambassador to Costa Rica

  Although the date of his arrival has not been set in stone, the United States now accounts with a new ambassador in Costa Rica. Peter Cianchette was officially sworn in yesterday as the United States Ambassador to Costa Rica. Cianchette, originally from Read More... Posted Friday, May 09, 2008 10:50 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Tamarindo reinstates its lifeguards

  The surfers and swimmers of the popular beach town of Tamarindo may once again rely on the watchful eye of three recently reinstated lifeguards. Thanks to a program that was put back into the circulation last month, officials strategically placed three Read More... Posted Monday, May 05, 2008 9:29 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• The Euro will begin to drop

  After the euro reached a historic mark of $1.60 last week, analysts have begun to speculate about its future behavior. An analysis made by Bloomberg, one of the most important providers of world economic information, states that the euro will begin to Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 30, 2008 9:30 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Getting your Business started in Costa Rica

  Costa Rica was recently placed first in Latin America and ninth in the world in respect to countries who offer commercial freedom and security for private business. The restriction on foreigners starting their own business in Costa Rica is not what you Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:35 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Business and employment on the rise in CR

  Costa Rica remains one of the safest and one of the most attractive countries to do business in. Many of the services have English-speaking owners CEOs and management who have traveled to the U.S, and some have been educated in the U.S - giving them the Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 23, 2008 10:33 AM by Morgan Cahill | 0 Comments

• Guanacaste with new height restrictions

  A new decree by The Costa Rican President Oscar Arias will now enforce height and density restrictions within four kilometers of the coast in Guanacaste. This is an emergency zoning plan that would apply to any areas that do not have current zoning plans. Read More... Posted Friday, April 18, 2008 10:36 AM by Diego Ouellette | 0 Comments