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The news about retirement savings, investments, real estate, employment and more is not good these days. People are rethinking their plans to retire. Those who don’t have that option are wondering what kind of downgrade their retirement lifestyle will experience as the result of investment losses, rising health care costs and inflation.

If you’re in this boat, or think you might be heading there, consider the possibility of building in Mexico instead. The cost of living here is about 25% to 50% of what it is in the US. The cost of land and construction is low, and the appreciation rate is in the double digits.

The quality of life here is high and offers a luxurious retirement lifestyle. You can find ultra-modern medical facilities here that offer exceptional patient care at a fraction of what you’ll pay in the US. The same is true for high quality dental care and prescription medications. You’ll never pay another heating bill again. (Puerto Vallarta never gets cold.)

If “green” is your retirement lifestyle, ample sunshine means that you can incorporate solar technologies into your home to offset the cost of electricity and lower your home’s impact on the environment. Puerto Vallarta is also the ideal place to include rainwater reclamation technologies and green building materials that will help your home stay naturally comfortable.

Did I mention the Pacific Ocean? You’ll have spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean, as well as the Sierra Madres. You simply won’t find a better, more peaceful and relaxing place to retire than Puerto Vallarta. The only problem with Puerto Vallarta is that the word is getting out. Many retirees and soon to be retired workers from all over the world are looking to build retirement properties in Puerto Vallarta right now.

If you want to experience a luxury retirement lifestyle at a fraction of the cost, and get in on an outstanding retirement investment at the same time, please don’t wait. Contact a Select Mexico Properties sales representative today!

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