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If you’re paying attention to the real estate market here in Puerto Vallarta, the massive amount of construction going on here isn’t going to surprise you. Thousands of condominiums are being built, along with more than two-dozen hotel projects, residential resorts, golf courses and more. If your long-term plans include living in Puerto Vallarta, you’ll want to make the most of it. The best way to do that is by building a Puerto Vallarta luxury home.

If you visit here, you’ll find condominium complexes being built. They’re not the town home-style condos you might see in the US. They’re the 20-story variety built in large cities. They’re more like apartments than anything else, and I have to say, that’s not really my idea of a Puerto Vallarta luxury home.

My idea of a Puerto Vallarta luxury home is a beautiful, custom home built into one of the beautiful Sierra Madre foothills that surround Puerto Vallarta. A view of the Pacific Ocean is a must, and the home should be surrounded by thick, green jungle vegetation. The walk to the beach should take no more than five minutes, and the neighborhood would be friendly, peaceful and quiet.

That’s quite a contrast from the concrete jungles that are being erected in Puerto Vallarta these days, isn’t it? If the idea of calling the 20th floor “home” doesn’t appeal to you, please take a look at the lots that Select Mexico Properties is offering right now. The residential building sites are situated away from Puerto Vallarta to provide peace and quiet, yet close enough to take advantage of the services and shops in the city.

The homes here are custom built, and they are a joy! They’ll also return more on your investment than a 20th floor apartment-condo will. Trust me on that one! Select Mexico Properties can help you find the right architects and engineers to make your Puerto Vallarta luxury home a reality. Before you sign up for life in a skyscraper, please visit Select Mexico Properties and see what a Puerto Vallarta luxury home ought to be!

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