Where To Live and Retire in Puerto Vallarta Mexico: A Tour of Neighborhoods Before You Move - Pt 1
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
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Most people want a happy retirement or an empower retirement. They want to retiresmart being able to use their 401k, Roth, pension plan and even have an early retirement.
In my extensive travels, there are a few places where I would want to retire. Puerto Vallarta Mexico is one of the best places to retire for its affordability, weather, amazing culture and food, small town feel and more. Some like Puerto Vallarta snorkeling while others prefer to sit and look at the ocean. It is surrounded by mountains on one side and the Pacific Ocean on the other. With tropical temperatures all year around, it’s easy to see why this has become such a popular destination for snowbirds, retirees and families.
Real Estate agent and friend Taniel Chemsian has been a Puerto Vallarta resident for the last 15 years. He shares why Puerto Vallarta may be the place you will want to retire.
Taniel gives me an exclusive, private tour of the different residential neighborhoods in Puerto Vallarta that might be of interest. In this video, we visit the Hotel Zone, Fluvial, and Versalles.
You can get an inside look as to what makes these neighborhoods appealing, how much a home costs, as well as other things you should know before you make the commitment to move.
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Because of this video, we decided to buy in Versalles and are just completing the deal on a new condo this week . 👍
that is amazing!! congratulations :) . we are actually sponsoring a live webinar next Monday (aug 16th) - 2 couples - one from Cabo the other from Puerto Vallarta to talk about all the inside scoop on what to know before moving there and hacks/tips they learned along the way. if you are interested you can register at thisismodernaging.com/courses/retire-move-to-mexico-webinar/
@@ModernAging thank you so much for the invite, we’ll do our best to join.
I was able to finally make it down to PV from Aug 14-28/2021 and see it all for myself including the surrounding towns and interior. It was great to drive through all of these neighborhoods and get a good scouting report. I did and saw so much and it ended up being better than what I expected. My mind is made up and God willing, I will be back for good within 1-2 years max. 🙏🙏🙏
This agent is AWESOME! He knows his shit!!! This was an absolutely informative, precise. Very interesting video to watch. Finally something without some fluff. Just facts. Loved it!!
I've been seeing Taniel for several years now on House Hunters International. Love his style and personality. Always easy going, informative, and fun.
I love this dude, great video!
I love your two videos ! I live in L.A. and have been visiting PV for about 30 years.
The last time I stayed at Penthouse of the Dolphins right off the Malecon.
When I retire would love to spend much more time there and perhaps purchase
a condo. Thanks to Taniel for the great tour. Seems like an awesome guy.
Joe In LA
I loved this video. We've been to PV many times but didn't get to experience too many different neighborhoods because we were on foot.
Both the agent and client are very personable and easy going. Thanks.
2:42 that's awesome. I hate overhead lines they make cities look so trashy
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This is my first time watching these two. I didn't care for the lady in the video but this realtor was very knowledgeable and I would like to see more of his videos as I am interested in purchasing a retirement home very soon.
Thank you for showing us around! 👍
I was hoping someone else would comment as you. The lady was somewhat negative in her expressions but the realtor was very professional and accommodating.
The Hotel zone is not Vallarta. It could be any city in the U.S. Blech.
I hate when some Realtors do that. They think Americans want to live in Modern areas and not in the cobblestones streets of Old Vallarta.
The hotel zone is a pox. Destroys PV. Condo building needs to be halted. Especially between downtown and Boca de Tomatlan.
Great video, we need more like this.
Thank you, Malcolm.
Awesome information!
This is very interesting! Thank you!!
sure! we will be posting similar driving videos but in the riviera maya region in the coming months. :)
1) P-uehhrto rather than Porto. 2) Taxes paid overseas are deductible from US taxes.
Awesome video,
Good info
We have a house in Guadalajara, a few hours from PV, but I would love to buy a little house or land in PV or Nuevo Vallarta someday. Great video with lots of information. Definitely checking out Taniel's website.
No offense, but Puerto Vallarta does have hurricanes. I was there in 2002, when Hurricane Kenna tore up much of the Malecon, which is why the new one was built. In fact, "according to Wikipedia , Hurricane Kenna injured some fifty-two persons in Puerto Vallarta and was the most intense hurricane to ever strike the Pacific west coast of Mexico." There's even videos of it on RUclips. Other than that, I like your video.
@Taniel Chemsian Yes, you're right on it striking north of PV but it sure did some collateral damage there for sure. Keep up the good work with your videos.
I think he said he moved to Puerto Vallarta in 2003 so he missed Hurricane Kenna by a few months or so .Perhaps their has not been a Hurricane there since ,so maybe that's why he says we have no Hurricanes here .
Great video 🤳👍
Did she say central america?
Does she know where she is?
Es una ignorante, no sabe que está en norte America 😒
Thank you .
Miss PV. Would love to spend months during the year there in the future.
sounds like a great idea!! especially right now as the weather is just perfect down there these days!
You Rock Taniel! I am a real estate agent at KW and would love to come work with you!
Very cool guy and knowledgeable.
Taniel really cares about his clients and wants to make sure they make the right decision and have all the right information...
Great Video !
Thanks very much!
Gringo Prices! the Mexican Peso has crashed and continues crashing, actual prices will be much lower if you're smart.
Would have been better vid to see more of the neighborhood and less of you. Narration was informative.
I was just comment the same thing! Yes I’d love to see more video of the neighborhood which generate more value.
Warm people, great weather, delicious food.....and budget friendly!!! Where do I sign?😊
I have been here 3 months. The locals mainly see you as a walking money bag and thats why they are friendly. Going down to the beach you constantly get harassed by sellers that have come up from Chiapas. Food is pretty average. Worse in the tourist restaurants along the waterfront. I get better mexican food in California where I lived on the central coast. If you go to the local cocinas económicas you can get some good and cheap home made food but you have to know spanish. Beaches are filthy right now from the rains and sewage overflow.
Overall puerto vallarta is expensive and overrun with gringos and mexican tourists as well as the local scammers trying to sepárate you from your money. I had my fill. No mas.
México has much more to offer than this if you can speak the language. Then you will get the cheaper prices, better food, cheaper cost of living. Puerto Vallarta is ok if you're a clueless foreigner first time visitor. Just watch your purse. Every expat I have met has a story of theft, from cars to money to computers.
Can you do an episode where its not so expensive... not everyone has a million dollars...
I’ve watched Part I and Part II multiple times… was there w Fam March 2021 & I am planning next 10 years… Puerto Vallarta vs. Playa Del Carmen… what about Ensenada in Baja Peninsula?
Great video you two! My wife and I are looking to purchase either a house or condo pretty soon. We are planning a visit (after all this CoVid mess is over) to look at some real estate. We would love to meet with Taniel when we’re there and have him help us with our purchase. Take care you guys!
Thank you, Jose. Feel free to email me when you are ready at taniel@timothyrealestategroup.com www.tanielchemsian.com
On the "capital gains" issue, back in 2004, the law stated that the "buyer" had to pay the capital gains, which made it more difficult for another American I knew down there to sell his casa. He ended up having to pay them himself, or a good portion. Is that law still in effect, that you know of?
Great video and he's handsome! what were the rentals you mentioned for around $200 mostly in was it Los Altos? is there a link to find these or other such rentals please?
Find cheap long term rentals on Airbnb...maybe not $200 but definitely in $300 to $400 range.
220 for a new condo close to beach and mountains 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼❤️ here in Cali that same condo 1Mill.
you can buy a home in pv for half of that, just shows how greedy these salesman are.
A real estate agent told me several years ago that PV had been hit by a hurricane, so be skeptical of what people are telling you.
Hurricanes are less common in PV than texas! Much less the South East US coast.
Typhoons not hurricanes, and very rare because of the counteracting of the pacific northwest cool
These prices are absolutely crazy. Americans are moving out the Mexicans from their on country and then build a wall so they don’t have a place to go. Very sad!
Vancouver/Toronto/Victoria Average house price is one million Canadian.A dilapidated garage on a narrow lot in Toronto sold for $750K It was on the news.
The agent was knowledgeable. The lady just needs to be quiet and listen occasionally
She was very annoying!
What is the aproximate range per mt2 to build on the hills of Amapas...any idea?
Do you have a video like this one, but about Mazatlan?
unfortunately not but do one in the future if i make it to Mazatlan!
1 Bed for 125k in the hotel zone? Sounds amazing. Fluvial looks really nice. What are the taxes on a 2br house that you can buy for 200k?
which is about $175!!! per year?! wow.
We pay more than $175 a month in taxes in Calgary Canada(What they pay in a whole year).Calgary is considered an affordable city WOW
Really good! Your information is very informative for us. My wife and I were just in Puerto Vallarta a few weeks ago.
I wish we would have met Mr. Taniel Chemsian while we were there.
Hope to be back again in March or May for sure.
We are seriously interested in purchasing a home in Puerto Vallarta.
I appreciate your knowledge about real estate in PV and you knowledge about all the legalities.
It would be good to meet in March or May!
Thank you.
come join our free live webinar with Taniel and healthcare specialist Pamela Thompson. check out dreamretirementinmexico.com/webinar for the details - we are hosting the webinars on Dec 9, 12, and 15. :)
Gals!!! You all saw the close up takes on his left hand?.....
Hi Thaniel, I’m Michael from Deb Fontana clan, I’ve visited you before. I’m going to visit again in February for a month or so, is there any apartments you might recommend?
Is dental care affordable in Puerto Vallarta?
Are you thinking of moving to Puerto Vallarta? What are your favorite neighborhoods?
We like El Cerro, which is up the hill from El Centro and the Malecon... slightly biased as we have a house there and do some videos about it. Very local feel with a broad mix of families-- from original owners who have been local for their lifetime, to secret hideaways of expats of all kinds. The hills and views, traditional Vallarta houses, easy access to the beach and dinner /night spots is why we think it so much. ;o)
@@LivingSimplyinMexico That is awesome! Feel free to leave a link to one of the videos that features your neighborhood!
Will do! You've inspired a new video topic for us!@@ModernAging
Would be interesting to know how the drop in visitors has effected realestate.. keep safe.
@@LivingSimplyinMexico Sounds wonderful! Are you in the area that the realtor mentioned that is somewhat safe from hurricanes? I need to go back and listen again, to catch where he said this. I’ll check out your channel! Thanks for sharing!
Why the lady does not wear a seat belt ?
She wants to be thrown clear.
What neighborhood did you end up buying in?
I think the host is pretty informative, especially being a real estate agent. I feel his guest did not have a good attitude, she was negative and snobbish! I stopped watching video because of her.
Rachel Calzo ya she was a turnoff I agree. I think I heard her right, the first words out of her mouth were “vegans never take breaks” what the hell was that about? I had to back it up to listen to that a second time.
@@TripReviews I’m sure the real estate agent thought she would be a good ride-along for reasons only he knows. If she has had a bad experience with one vegan bad on her as I know several Omnivore individuals that are both good and bad.
@@TripReviews she said “Asians never take breaks”.
@@TripReviews Sorry you felt that I was a turnoff... I said, "Asians (not vegans) never take breaks..." It was a sarcastic joke... I can't please everyone...some people get my sense of humor, others don't. Wishing you the happiest of holidays and a great new year! Please stay safe and healthy.
@@ModernAging I thought you were just fine! I really enjoyed the ride along with you! Thanks for sharing! I’d love to know what city or area you really liked the most, and where you decided to move, that is if you have moved. Thanks again! We are looking to move from the US. I am very interested in learning more about your experience.
That was not the Bay View Grand. That is in the marina
Not that much cheaper than the states. I was thinking Mexico say 5-6 blocks from the beach or in the mountains would cost less. Ecuador is cheaper. Wow
This woman has really bad attitude and this guy is being very patient.
“These are brand new ten year old buildings.”
Housing is just as expensive there as many U.S cities....why would say ... a person like me for example...who likes Puerto Vallarta enough to live there but also likes Sante fe New Mexico...why would I assume all the risks of buying in Mexico for the same price or more than I would in New Mexico? I don't see the advantages...one of the major draws of retiring in Mexico is the much lower cost of living...but it seems that Americans have packed up all their problems...like skyrocketing real estate prices...and shipped them to Puerto Vallarta
This lady is proof that growing old doesnt mean you stop being bimbo
I want to know about property taxes. Sick of paying nearly $10,000/year here near Seattle and looking for a more relaxed warm place to live with chickens running about.
Rent in Mexico is cheap compared to Seattle...no need to buy.
It seems pretty expensive unfortunately. Maybe I’ll afford it in 6-7 years
Basically showing driving around in a car - how about showing some actual places
No seat belt
How much can you rent a two bedrooms apartment when you're away(long term and short term)
Hi Mik1248. We would need a bit more information in order to answer that question; such as areas of interest, amenities, age of building, views, etc. If you are interested in renting a property, email me at info@tanielchemsian.com with your Wish List and I can get you in contact with a couple of local rental agents.
You can do a search on Airbnb for Puerto Vallarta...long term you can find an entire house for $900 a month and a 2 bedroom apartment for $480 a month. Of course, some are more expensive...but if you do a search you can find a lot of good deals.
This really does not show you anything as to what is offered. Let's just drive around and point. Defiantly no real showings. Should called it the financial information session.
--- And, places where only foreigners are located.
This salesman would sell his mother eyes.
Are the prices in dollars or pesos?
in the video, the prices are in dollars... but in mexico, the prices are in pesos...does that make sense? hope I answered your question!
US dollars
Would $4,000.00 a month pension be enough for a good lifestyle there?
Minimum wage in Mexico for many is $5 a day. Rent is $100 a month. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
@A B $5 US dollars a day.Yes
With that income you would be in the top 1% in Mexico. That's more than most Mexican doctors make.
duh
prices for rich people "" too much
Lastima que el paraíso va en vías de desaparición ,pues Puerto Vallarta se ahoga bajo toneladas de concreto...
the lady in this video is ride af
PV is totally over prices and has become INSANE My first visit there was in the mid 80's when people went there to NOT be surrounded by the idiotic gringos in Mazatlan or Acapulco.
steadily it has gone down hill with all the rich whites looking for making an "investment" and place to go for the winter
NOw condos are selling for MORE in PV then Hawaii _ oh and all you have to do is look at the damage on these quarter million US dollar condos from the earthqauke to get a feel for the "quality" of construction
Those are not the neighborhoods thats the touristic area lol
All of bunch those video who show how to buy property in mexico are full of bs you can't buy any property if you not a.mexican citizen.......if you try to get.property you will paid fidel comizio its a hight tax around 2k year because you are not Mexican after house paid off you still need paid fidel comizio......plus goverment can take your property any time (its happen in Ensenada) please don't get fooled from this video......
IN A WORD.....don't
america mexico is part of north america south central north america you act like we live in usa we own that tittle we dont google it embarassing when ppl say that
Handicapped area? I see someone lost their cane.
Why is she not wearing her seatbelt???? She talks so flat and so negative
She was a snob. I didn't like her at all
Me neither ! She talked too much instead of listening .
Is that the only top she owns?? Every time I watch her she has it on! Smh 🤦🏽♀️
This guy is so hot
3 falsehoods in 5 minutes. I sold real estate in PV for 12 years. Don't trust this dude.