There’s a lengthy article in BusinessWeek about just how much money foreign investors are pumping into building factories in Mexico. It’s nice to see that companies are looking beyond the recent media-hyped violence reports and realizing what a good value it is to build and manufactuer in Mexico. It also shows considerable faith that Mexico [...]

From the incomparable MexFiles Blog, written by author and historian Richard Grabman, I found this positive tidbit of news on why Mexico isn’t facing the same mortgage crisis as the United States.
What I liked about this article was the emphasis on how a home is basic human right and that Mexicans look at their homes [...]

Mexico Interest Rates Remain the Same While US Mortgage Rates Fall
By Terence Reilly, MEXLend Mortgages (originally published in the Vallarta Tribune, March 2009)
As interest rates in the US decline, many people are curious as to why the rates for mortgages in Mexico remain the unchanged.  The short answer is that the United States and Mexico [...]

According to US Today, travel trends indicate that Mexico is going to be one hot property this year for travelers. As the dollar gets tighter and the exchange rates plummet in Mexico, more and more people will be heading to places like Cancun, Cabo and Puerto Vallarta.
This is good news for those who have bought [...]

There’s a reason why so many people purchase second homes in Mexico; the weather! Winter is the best time in Mexico with warm days and cool nights. There’s nothing like sunbathing and swimming in December!
In this recent article, it outlines that airfares have been dropping by an average of $53 per ticket and are expected [...]

Here’s an article from MarketWatch about the current state of the home market in Mexico. Author and Mexico investment expert Tom Kelly notes that investments in fly-in locations such as Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and La Paz are still appreciating by 8-12% annually.
With mortgages available for most properties in Mexico, it’s still a possibility to invest [...]

This morning the peso dropped again now that four Mexico banks (all subsideraries of foreign banking institutions) were labeled at Negative instead of Stable. This makes it even more important to select a mortgage broker that works with a wide variety of lenders and not just one or two.
Fitch ratings story on Reuters: http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUSN1047004120081110

Here’s some great information from Banderas News about travel infrastructure plans for Puerto Vallarta as well as the demographics of our visitors. If you plan on doing business in Puerto Vallarta, this can really help with your planning.
http://www.banderasnews.com/0810/nb-pvtourism.htm

Here’s an interesting story from the PV Mirror on what makes Mexico one of the best places to retire.
Fortunately, the part about most purchases being cash-only is no longer true. While it used to be that all property purchases were cash deals, the rapidly expanding mortgage market now offers numerous options to both foreign and [...]