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 Retirement Property There is a secret in Costa Rica Real Estate where the seeds of a great worldwide community are planted. Artists, visionaries, and creative people of all types have visited, fell in love with this small corner of the world, and stayed. Among this community of just a couple thousand people are musicians, DJs, fire dancers, circus performers, architects, Hollywood celebrities and rock stars, film producers, actors, singers, massage therapists, yoga teachers, acupuncturists, fashion designers, supermodels, painters, sculptors, and conservationists, all here with the same dream of creating their own vision of paradise.
Retirement Property Although many of Costa Rica's well-educated people speak English, (and more than 30,000 English-speaking foreigners live permanently in Costa Rica), Spanish is the official language. Part of the fun of living in another country is communicating with the local people, making new friends and enjoying the culture. Speaking Spanish will enable you to achieve these ends, have a more rewarding life, and open the door for many new, interesting experiences. There are over 125 pages of real learning written by someone who has lived in Costa Rica for over 15 years and who has personally introduced thousands of people to Costa Rica through his monthly tours, seminars, and private consultation services.
Costa Rica is located in Central America, bordering both the Caribbean Sea and the North Pacific Ocean, between Nicaragua and Panama. The country is slightly smaller than West Virginia.
Although it still maintains a large agricultural sector, Costa Rica has expanded its economy to include strong technology and tourism industries. The standard of living is relatively high. There are coastal plains separated by rugged mountains, including more than 100 volcanic cones, of which several are major volcanoes. Costa Rica gained independence from Spain on September 15, 1821.
Costa Rica Real Estate Retirement Property let you know that it is important to note that beachfront land cannot be owned within the first 150 meters from the high tide line in Costa Rica. It can however, be leased from the government. A home cannot be built within 50 meters of the high tide line. This means that if you do own land within these first 150 meters, anyone can camp on what is basically your front yard because all beaches in Costa Rica are public. That's one drawback of beachfront property in Costa Rica that will likely never change.
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