It really varies tremendously depending on the size of the apartment or house, or the year it was made, and so many other potential factors. We've watched a lot of swings in pricing over the last couple of years.
Awesome video. We have visited La Paz numerous times. We currently live in Queretaro. We are considering relocating to La Paz. Do you ever do rentals or only sales?
Our brokerage focuses on real estate sales & purchases - however we have a bunch of good property management & rental referrals - shoot me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com and happy to make some introductions!
Can one person live comfortably on 2800 a month there? I would want to buy a small home or townhouse so I wouldn't be renting. If you drive down from CA can you keep your car there and just transfer your tags to Mexico plates?
Hi, Gord here. Your budget sounds very reasonable - the costs of living here are much lower than you might be used to. Still, the government here has minimum income requirements for foreigners seeking temporary or permanent residency, so best to check with a relocation expert to see if you qualify... Or if you were only wanting to stay for up to six months at a time, a lot of folks enter on a visitor's visa and just head back up to the border. As for your vehicle, you can drive foreign-plated cars in Baja California & Baja California Sur, but you wouldn't be able to take it to the mainland. Nationalizing a car here has benefits, though, and depending on the year & country of origin, it can be "made Mexican" for a fairly minimal expense. I'd recommend shooting me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com - and I can connect you with some great relocation experts that'd be able to walk you through all those processes noted above. And of course, I'd love to help you find an awesome home! Hit me up when you've booked a trip and we'll schedule a neighborhood & familiarization tour of our amazing city! Thanks so much for watching & I'll look forward to hearing from you!
I see geoengineering chemtrails in the sky in several of the video segments. I understand that the Mexican government recently outlawed the use of geoengineering in Mexico?
You're speakin' another language to my ears!!! I haven't noticed chemtrails and don't follow the government's policies on geoengineering! ~But thanks for commenting!
Hey Gordon.. nice channel with great information about La Paz.. thanks.. I've read that La Paz occasionally has supply issues.. like empty store shelves because of the isolation from road networks.. is that true.. I'd hate to run out of my fave peanut butter 😂
It's not an issue really. It happens but not on any regular basis. Most everything comes down the single lane highway from Tijuana. It is a good highway but cetainly a challenge for truck drivers (all drivers). It makes all good more expensive and limited on brands. Peanut butter is for the wealthy. We bring ours down from the States.
Really considering moving my family to BCS from Cali. Need to take the fam for them to geta feel.i grew up my first few years in Guadalajara. If u hav any advice or recomadations for our first visit I'd appreciate it. Btw looking trim Flash from the last few videos.hopetohearfrmu
Hey! Thanks so much for commenting! Absolutely - I'd love to help out. Our friend Brighton just spent a few weeks in Guadalajara and is petitioning Katelyn and I to take a vacation there - can't wait! For sure I am in your corner on your first visit to La Paz. I recommend booking really anywhere - La Paz is generally very safe and has so many great neighborhoods. If you want to really feel the pulse of the city, book close to downtown Centro or Esterito, so that you can walk - the Malecon & downtown neighborhoods are super fun on foot, especially in the evenings. Be certain to hit me up - I offer a touristy "welcome to La Paz" neighborhood tour where we visit all the major scenic spots & landmarks, grab coffee at an amazing hip spot, and I'll even include tacos. If you're already gearing up for a real estate purchase, I'll be sure to pepper in some good listings that'd suit your criteria. Give me a call or shoot me an email and we can deep dive into your particular wishlist for La Paz! 👍 ~gordon@bajaliferealty.com, +52 612 232 2569!
Loved your video. I need to re-view and take notes; as we live in Todos Santos and should learn to enjoy LaPaz more than we have. Sadly have had to go to LaPaz a number of times due to a court mess. Some in B.C.S. make their money by suing their employers, as the courts favor the employees 70% of the time. It truly is their hobby. They don't have stress from such a thing taking place; they just sit back and wait for their measly few thousand dollars after two years of mentally torturing the 'hand that fed them'. Happy to learn about the areas and the restaurants.
Indeed, we have a few choice property management companies in La Paz who we like to recommend. Our good friends Rick & Bev look after many rentals - look them up via bcshomepool.com/
Great video Gordon, it gave my wife and I a good feel for La Paz. My wife were thinking of possibly moving to La Paz, but we are hearing there are water issues. Underground aquifers are drying up? Living in the high desert in CA., you can see our concerns. Any info you can provided us would be grateful.
For sure! It's a real issue here which can't be diminished... but I'm a big believer in optimism and positivity on this. We do have some great tech solutions on the rise (more and more desalination plants) and a strong community push towards conservation and awareness. Shoot me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com!
Hi Mike - the issue is drying up aquifers... It's desert here and the city hadn't built in a decent drain infrastructure - so access to fresh water is an issue to be sure. The city occasionally rations municipal supply on summer day - but as mentioned above, there are great tech solutions easing the concerns, and with more folks working toward smarter conservation, we'll be in better and better shape!
People have been saying the same thing for 20 years, yet La Paz has doubled (more) in size and is currently under a big development boom. These small homes on small lots are being torn down for townhouses or condo/apartment buildings. Worry about water? Sure. Day-to-day we worry about infrastructure. There are times when parts of town will be without water for many days and even weeks, as work is done on improvements. That's when you learn what conservation means.
Had to laugh at someone saying it was the cleanest town they have ever been to. Obviously, they didn't get off of the Malecon. Not so much poop on the beach but plenty walking through town. You see people pick up after dogs but you also see fresh piles in sidewalks in the morning. People clean up sidewalks but abandoned homes (and there are many) do not get cleaned and trash of all types piles up.
We loved this video. I’m the guy who recognized you in Chedraui today and said hello. We were wearing the Hawaiian shirts.
Awesome!! I was flattered to be recognized!!😎🤙❤️ Thanks so much for saying hi!!!
I really appreciate this video! I like the way you show the locations on the map. Very helpful!
Glad you enjoyed!
What are the price ranges of real estate of the communities you have presented in this video
It really varies tremendously depending on the size of the apartment or house, or the year it was made, and so many other potential factors. We've watched a lot of swings in pricing over the last couple of years.
Awesome video. We have visited La Paz numerous times. We currently live in Queretaro. We are considering relocating to La Paz. Do you ever do rentals or only sales?
Our brokerage focuses on real estate sales & purchases - however we have a bunch of good property management & rental referrals - shoot me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com and happy to make some introductions!
Can one person live comfortably on 2800 a month there? I would want to buy a small home or townhouse so I wouldn't be renting. If you drive down from CA can you keep your car there and just transfer your tags to Mexico plates?
Hi, Gord here. Your budget sounds very reasonable - the costs of living here are much lower than you might be used to. Still, the government here has minimum income requirements for foreigners seeking temporary or permanent residency, so best to check with a relocation expert to see if you qualify... Or if you were only wanting to stay for up to six months at a time, a lot of folks enter on a visitor's visa and just head back up to the border. As for your vehicle, you can drive foreign-plated cars in Baja California & Baja California Sur, but you wouldn't be able to take it to the mainland. Nationalizing a car here has benefits, though, and depending on the year & country of origin, it can be "made Mexican" for a fairly minimal expense. I'd recommend shooting me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com - and I can connect you with some great relocation experts that'd be able to walk you through all those processes noted above. And of course, I'd love to help you find an awesome home! Hit me up when you've booked a trip and we'll schedule a neighborhood & familiarization tour of our amazing city! Thanks so much for watching & I'll look forward to hearing from you!
Loved it there. Just to expensive for us.
Thanks for watching!
Such a beautiful place. Nice video muchas gracias. any websites for real estate or rental properties for La Paz?
Absolutely! Please check us out at www.BajaLifeRealty.com! It's our speciality!
Thanks, Flash Gordon Wilson!
Do you work privately with Expats looking to invest in property in La Paz?
For sure! Please reach out - gordon@bajaliferealty.com! Thanks!
Baja California is Beautiful !
We think so, too!🤙
I see geoengineering chemtrails in the sky in several of the video segments. I understand that the Mexican government recently outlawed the use of geoengineering in Mexico?
You're speakin' another language to my ears!!! I haven't noticed chemtrails and don't follow the government's policies on geoengineering! ~But thanks for commenting!
Honestly, what the Hell are you talking about?
Hey Gordon.. nice channel with great information about La Paz.. thanks.. I've read that La Paz occasionally has supply issues.. like empty store shelves because of the isolation from road networks.. is that true.. I'd hate to run out of my fave peanut butter 😂
It's not an issue really. It happens but not on any regular basis. Most everything comes down the single lane highway from Tijuana. It is a good highway but cetainly a challenge for truck drivers (all drivers). It makes all good more expensive and limited on brands. Peanut butter is for the wealthy. We bring ours down from the States.
Great video. I was in La Paz last year. It's obvious I missed a lot. I will be back.
See you soon! Hit me up if you need any help! 👌 gordon@bajaliferealty.com
Love it. I will love to see the same format for other mexican cities.
please do video or give more info on homes on paraiso and near telecote beach
We'll do it! The residential neighborhoods near Tecolote are really seeming to get more and more popular! 👍
Please stop slaughtering the language
Disculpe-!!🤘😄
We're not all pros like some dicks.
Really considering moving my family to BCS from Cali. Need to take the fam for them to geta feel.i grew up my first few years in Guadalajara. If u hav any advice or recomadations for our first visit I'd appreciate it. Btw looking trim Flash from the last few videos.hopetohearfrmu
Hey! Thanks so much for commenting! Absolutely - I'd love to help out. Our friend Brighton just spent a few weeks in Guadalajara and is petitioning Katelyn and I to take a vacation there - can't wait! For sure I am in your corner on your first visit to La Paz. I recommend booking really anywhere - La Paz is generally very safe and has so many great neighborhoods. If you want to really feel the pulse of the city, book close to downtown Centro or Esterito, so that you can walk - the Malecon & downtown neighborhoods are super fun on foot, especially in the evenings. Be certain to hit me up - I offer a touristy "welcome to La Paz" neighborhood tour where we visit all the major scenic spots & landmarks, grab coffee at an amazing hip spot, and I'll even include tacos. If you're already gearing up for a real estate purchase, I'll be sure to pepper in some good listings that'd suit your criteria. Give me a call or shoot me an email and we can deep dive into your particular wishlist for La Paz! 👍 ~gordon@bajaliferealty.com, +52 612 232 2569!
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Loved your video. I need to re-view and take notes; as we live in Todos Santos and should learn to enjoy LaPaz more than we have. Sadly have had to go to LaPaz a number of times due to a court mess. Some in B.C.S. make their money by suing their employers, as the courts favor the employees 70% of the time. It truly is their hobby. They don't have stress from such a thing taking place; they just sit back and wait for their measly few thousand dollars after two years of mentally torturing the 'hand that fed them'.
Happy to learn about the areas and the restaurants.
Thanks for watching!
Any advice for long term rentals? Thanks!
Indeed, we have a few choice property management companies in La Paz who we like to recommend. Our good friends Rick & Bev look after many rentals - look them up via bcshomepool.com/
Where's that Sadie girl?
@@brianbell3417 she misses you too buddy!🥰
Yo vivo en la paz
Tambien!! 😊
Any realtor in Pedregal?
Yes, we could help you in Pedregal. Shoot me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com - and let me know how I can help! 👌
Just like the Carnitas tacos, Flash never disappoints!
Ahahahah
How much?
Which one?
@@bajaliferealty6506 the video ?
Great video Gordon, it gave my wife and I a good feel for La Paz. My wife were thinking of possibly moving to La Paz, but we are hearing there are water issues. Underground aquifers are drying up? Living in the high desert in CA., you can see our concerns. Any info you can provided us would be grateful.
For sure! It's a real issue here which can't be diminished... but I'm a big believer in optimism and positivity on this. We do have some great tech solutions on the rise (more and more desalination plants) and a strong community push towards conservation and awareness. Shoot me an email - gordon@bajaliferealty.com!
Water issues, like no water or the quality of water to swim?
Hi Mike - the issue is drying up aquifers... It's desert here and the city hadn't built in a decent drain infrastructure - so access to fresh water is an issue to be sure. The city occasionally rations municipal supply on summer day - but as mentioned above, there are great tech solutions easing the concerns, and with more folks working toward smarter conservation, we'll be in better and better shape!
People have been saying the same thing for 20 years, yet La Paz has doubled (more) in size and is currently under a big development boom. These small homes on small lots are being torn down for townhouses or condo/apartment buildings. Worry about water? Sure. Day-to-day we worry about infrastructure. There are times when parts of town will be without water for many days and even weeks, as work is done on improvements. That's when you learn what conservation means.
Awesome
Glad you enjoyed, Marty!
Great video! Beautiful area.
Thank you very much! Hit us up when you're ready for the in-person tour!!
How much dog poop is on the beach and around town?
There is some, but most of us clean up after our perros!☺️🤙
Just returned from LaPaz. The cleanest town I have ever seen in any country🙏🏖❤
Had to laugh at someone saying it was the cleanest town they have ever been to. Obviously, they didn't get off of the Malecon. Not so much poop on the beach but plenty walking through town. You see people pick up after dogs but you also see fresh piles in sidewalks in the morning. People clean up sidewalks but abandoned homes (and there are many) do not get cleaned and trash of all types piles up.
cool!!!!
Thank you!!