La Paz & Baja California Sur Real Estate, Relocation & Lifestyle

¿Qué pasa cuando un desarrollo piensa primero en quienes viven aquí?

Chris Eager

Published on: 05/08/2026

No todas las conversaciones con un desarrollador giran alrededor de metros cuadrados o amenidades. Esta terminó siendo una reflexión sobre La Paz, el crecimiento de la ciudad y lo que significa construir pensando primero en quienes ya viven aquí.

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What Is a Fideicomiso and Do I Need One to Buy in La Paz?

Ian WIlson

Published on: 22/07/2026

A fideicomiso is the bank trust that lets foreigners own coastal Mexican property. Here's what it costs and how it works in La Paz.

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How Much Does a Condo Cost in La Paz in 2026?

Ian WIlson

Published on: 20/07/2026

Condos in central La Paz start around $263,000. Here's the current range and what drives the difference.

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Is Now a Good Time to Buy in Todos Santos?

Ian WIlson

Published on: 17/07/2026

Todos Santos has flipped from a seller's market to a buyer's market. Here's what that shift actually means for you in 2026.

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How Fast Are Homes Selling Near the Malecón?

Ian WIlson

Published on: 13/07/2026

Malecón-area homes are among La Paz's fastest movers when priced right. Here's the current pace for sellers.

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Can Americans and Canadians Legally Own Beachfront Property in Mexico?

Ian WIlson

Published on: 10/07/2026

Yes — through a legal structure called a fideicomiso. Here's exactly how foreign beachfront ownership actually works in Baja California Sur.

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