Hi there!! Thank you very much for sharing this clip with your friends!! That is going to be an awesome place when they finish it! It seems to be much better use of space than an US house that sprawls all over the place, and then in turn, is more expensive and takes so much more energy to control the climate. I really like their open room for the kitchen into the living space. And, as always, one of my most favorite parts of a new construction Mexican house is those roof top patios!! I am not sure I would ever leave there!! I wonder how much extra construction and engineering it would be for a small soak pool on the roof? But, they will have a great pool in their courtyard. Thank you for showing the construction of their house. That is pretty fascinating how they make all of that happen. My only construction skills have been making what we called Theater Construction, when we first arrived to another country and would make plywood shacks for living and work space. Have a great Sunday!!
Would somebody please contact me as i am very interested in moving to La Paz and am from Canada as well and also retired . I,m not fooling please let me know who to contact if that works .
Thank you for tuning in! I appreciate your concern, but during our nearly two-year residency here, we haven't come across any special taxes for foreigners related to building codes. It's important to address misconceptions and share our own experiences. As for your question about building codes, it's definitely a valid one. Compliance with these codes is vital for ensuring safety and quality. We suggest hiring an independent contractor to verify and validate adherence to the codes. Being thorough in such matters is always wise.
That depends on the location. In our area, it's very expensive compared to other parts of Mexico. However, I agree that certain areas can rival the USA in terms of cost.
Are you building in Mexico? What has been your experience and what advice do you have?
A lot of AC units. Must be a hot area. Good thing Mexico offers a variety of weather.
The area gets pretty hot during the summer months (July-September). But it’s been really nice the past month or so.
It’s hot in the summer months. I have not had my AC on since October... probably end of May it will go on
Really nice house and it will even get better!👍😀 nice couple!
Hi Alal, we will try to do an update when they are complete!
Hi there!! Thank you very much for sharing this clip with your friends!! That is going to be an awesome place when they finish it! It seems to be much better use of space than an US house that sprawls all over the place, and then in turn, is more expensive and takes so much more energy to control the climate. I really like their open room for the kitchen into the living space. And, as always, one of my most favorite parts of a new construction Mexican house is those roof top patios!! I am not sure I would ever leave there!! I wonder how much extra construction and engineering it would be for a small soak pool on the roof? But, they will have a great pool in their courtyard.
Thank you for showing the construction of their house. That is pretty fascinating how they make all of that happen. My only construction skills have been making what we called Theater Construction, when we first arrived to another country and would make plywood shacks for living and work space.
Have a great Sunday!!
That looks like a huge space for lots of company 👌🏽
Hi Stephanie, it looks big in the pictures but it’s not big at all 😊
@@rvseeingyou 😆, oh ok
God bless ❤
Same to you.
Saludos y bendiciones
Mismo a usted. Gracias
WOW! $150K -$175K for that location is incredible! What is the square feet of the home and lot size
Hi, unfortunately those rates are gone I believe!
150000 for a house wow what city
Would somebody please contact me as i am very interested in moving to La Paz and am from Canada as well and also retired . I,m not fooling please let me know who to contact if that works .
Hi John, very seeing this message. How can I help you?
Ya let's ride on the Beach. Just like California. So it's going to be just like it.
I have many videos of Floridians riding their ATVs on the beach in Florida. I’m sure if search TH-cam I can find the same of other states.
Nice!!!
Thanks for the visit
How can I see it
Hi, are you saying you are interested in looking at this community?
Just ask and I'll show it to you. Wait, were you talking about the house?
No way, building codes? What special foreigner fees will the government be coming by to collect.
Thank you for tuning in! I appreciate your concern, but during our nearly two-year residency here, we haven't come across any special taxes for foreigners related to building codes. It's important to address misconceptions and share our own experiences.
As for your question about building codes, it's definitely a valid one. Compliance with these codes is vital for ensuring safety and quality. We suggest hiring an independent contractor to verify and validate adherence to the codes. Being thorough in such matters is always wise.
God bless you
Thank you 🙏
It will be nice to put a fire pit on the back patio
We will have to do an update with them to see what they did!
a foreigner can't own property near the ocean or border I believe
Hi Marathon, we covered that topic in this video th-cam.com/video/A_xZW5NZ-3k/w-d-xo.html
Yes they can. Many of us do, we just need a fideicomiso within 50km of the ocean and 100km from an international border.
You’re correct!
Better go spend at least a year.Its not much cheaper than the United States.
That depends on the location. In our area, it's very expensive compared to other parts of Mexico. However, I agree that certain areas can rival the USA in terms of cost.
Go to Mexico deep Mexico you moving to the border next to United States is not Mexico for me.
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