Own Nicaragua Real Estate
While Mayan prophesies may not be a reason to be scared about the future. I can think of a lot of reasons to cash out and run away with your family to a place like Nicaragua.
Goodbye 2011 and Welcome 2012,
With 2011 behind us, what are we to do in 2012?
As the saying goes, when one has lemons, try and make lemonade and with that in mind, I would like to share a few of my thoughts with you, my readers
I have moved out of the U.S. and am currently living in Nicaragua. I have lived in Central America for the last 10 years, I am now a husband and the father of three beautiful children and plan on staying here for the remainder of my days
Having said that and bringing you up to date on my personal situation, I would now like to give you my plans on a go forward basis
None of us know what the future holds, but without elaborating, it is not a pretty picture. My thought is nothing beats raw land. when not meeting with friends or clients, I tend to spend most of my time on my computer, interfacing with people whom I trust and respect, and to a person, every single one agrees with me, no more stock market investment, no buying of homes, in the U.S. or anyplace for that matter, nothing beats raw land, especially farm land where it can be utilized for farming until ready for development.
The world has changed, and people now realize that they have choices, and many would like to think that they can find a part or a piece of paradise, I feel very fortunate in that I feel I have found it.
The cost of real estate in Nicaragua is the lowest it has been in 8 years, Nicaragua is considered the safest country in Central America and many people live here for under one thousand dollars a month Nicaragua has some of the best health care in the world and at very reasonable prices, and Nicaragua is safe, considered to be the safest of all the countries in Central America
Our U.S. neighbors to the north have now discovered Nicaragua and many Canadians too are now calling Nicaragua home.
Our Goal at Own Nicaragua Real Estate is to provide an ex-pats resource center, where we’ll constantly be updating helpful information, helping you to make the moving process as simple as possible, while giving you the proper tools to make this an informative decision
We like to think that customers become close friends with us, and it has happened on many occasions.
If we can be of any help in any way, answering any questions, helping to solve any problem, please do not hesitate and call us immediately.
Once again, happy new year, and hopefully this will be a very good year
Michael A. Martinez
Own Nicaragua Real Estate
8481-3469
www.ownnicaraguarealestate.com
michael@ownnicaraguarealestate.com
Mayan calendar predictions for 2012 – the Health Ranger comments on the end of the world
http://tv.naturalnews.com/v.asp?v=BEB05EB2D38F79D4BCA5CF3BC0FAC71F
This website is for people investigating a safe and beautiful place to live and invest. Nicaragua offers a great lifestyle and is a safe place for Living and Investing. It really has the best value real estate in Central America…
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November Report
Nicaragua Remains Very Strong Post Election
The wait is over Ortega is in for another five years and world confidence is high. Safety and foreign Investment remains a priority for this Government. Prices are still well undervalued and a lack of momentum in the Northern American Real Estate Market, buyers are looking to Nicaragua. Panama keeps biting its nose off to spite its face?. With few good options left in Central America, Nicaragua keeps coming up first for a lot of reasons. Don’t wait! 2nd and 3rd quarter sales are up briskly. Here come the foreigners again.
Nicaragua: Excellent Economic Performance in 2011
Nicaragua’s economic activity has shown high growth rates during 2011, according to the latest economic report published by the Central Bank of Nicaragua (BCN, for its acronym in Spanish). During the second quarter of 2011, the gross domestic product (GDP) grew 5.2 percent, which represents an increase of 3.1 percentage points when compared to the second quarter of 2010.
BCN projections indicate that the Nicaragua economy will be growing 4 percent by the end of 2011. This projection is based mainly on a series of positive factors that include elevated prices of the country’s main export products, growth of the agribusiness and industrial sectors (including textiles), increase of private investment (national and foreign) and remittances.
In terms of international trade, during the January-August period, Nicaragua’s exports to the world added up to US$1,586 million, a 23.5 percent growth when compared to the same period in 2010. The main export products this year include coffee, gold, meat, beans and peanuts.
Nicaragua’s main export markets during the aforementioned period were United States with 30.9 percent of total exports, followed by Venezuela (11.8 percent), Central America (18.8 percent), Canada (11.4 percent) and Mexico (3.1 percent). These five markets represent nearly 75 percent of Nicaragua’s total exports.
Formal employment has also shown a positive growth trend during 2011. The number of people affiliated to the Nicaraguan Institute of Social Security (INSS, for its acronym in Spanish) registered a 9.4 percent growth during the January-September period, when compared to the same period in 2010. According to figures published by INSS, the number of people affiliated as of September 2011 is 583,896.
Tourism continues to be one of the country’s main economic activities. In the January-August period, the number of tourist arrivals reached 752,293, a 3.2 percent growth compared to the same period last year. 58 percent of these tourists came from the Central American region and 27.5 from North America. Tourism receipts during this period add up to US$256.7 million, a 19 percent growth compared to the same period last year.
Worldwide, the tourism industry has shown an increase in arrivals, which is consistent with the initial forecast of a 4 or 5 percent growth announced by the World Tourism Organization (WTO) at the beginning of 2011. After a resilient first semester of 2011 (440 million arrivals), the industry’s growth during the rest of the year might be more modest due to signs of a weakening international context, says the WTO.
I invite you to come and know the freedom that comes from being allowed to explore, discover and fantasize a future of unlimited possibility.
Thomas Jefferson said that a revolution is necessary every third generation or so to keep alive the spirit of freedom and liberty. The USA missed it—about 40 years ago—and now, I am afraid, it is too late. I have deep sadness for the demise of the country I grew up in…and have left. I have deep anger towards the financial wizards, the robber barons of Wall Street, the international cartels of bankers, and the corporations who have, with unparalleled greed and so few consequences, fatally corrupted the spirit, the fire, and the creative intelligence that used to be the United States of America. I feel the tragedy that has become the day-to-day state of decent, ordinary people who now live lives of quiet desperation and confusion and don’t even know why they are confused and despairing.
From : Elizabeth Worley on August 29, 2011 in Ramblings from the Mountain
Nicaragua is a fresh change. Come and make the lifestyle you’re looking for. There is plenty of opportunity. If you want to know more contact me at michael@ownnicaraguarealestate.com or paradiseinnicaragua@yahoo.com
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