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Balancing your investments can be tricky, especially when it comes to real estate and retirement. New statistics show that the number of new 401(k) plans has leveled off in the past several years. The current annual contribution to a 401(k) plan is just under $5,000. Analysts are now concerned that real estate investments may have taken the life out of the growth of 401(k) plans, leaving homeowners with reduced retirement savings and falling real estate valuations.

In Puerto Vallarta, you can invest in real estate and retirement at the same time, and see phenomenal growth in the value of your investments. Unlike the US real estate market, there are no signs of softness in the Mexico real estate sector. Certain places in Mexico are performing above the national average. Puerto Vallarta real estate, for example, has been appreciating at a rate of 10 percent per year for the past 10 years.

You won’t find this rate of return in US real estate markets, where even the top luxury real estate markets have fallen off, some by as much as one-quarter. By looking outside the US for good real estate investment prospects, you won’t have to choose between funding your retirement and funding your real estate investments. By purchasing Puerto Vallarta real estate, you’re eliminating competing priorities. Your real estate investments here are also your retirement investments.

In addition, when you build a home here, you’ll find that you can afford much more space and many more amenities than you could build into a new home in the US. One of the reasons that Puerto Vallarta is so attractive is that its cost-of-living is low. With this low cost-of-living, a comfortable retirement is within reach of many people who have prepared for retirement, but may not have enough accumulated to enjoy retirement comfortably.

If you’re ready to find how how real estate investments in Puerto Vallarta can boost the value of your retirement portfolio, please contact a Select Mexico Properties sales representative today!

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