Can you give links to the properties recently sold at Perla Marina? Thanks.
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Trouble at Perla Marina
I would agree. Developments on the beach side of the highway score higher as investment locations. Nothing like walking to a sandy beach.
Have they sorted the water issues in Perla Marina?
It is true there is nothing like being close to the beach so that anything metal or electronics are destroyed on a regular basis.
It is true there is nothing like being close to the beach so that anything metal or electronics are destroyed on a regular basis.
Yes. The only people who want to live close to the ocean are the ones who have never lived close to the ocean.
No, water supply issues still exist there as they do in many places on the North Coast. Yet they still allow construction of huge projects without the issue being addressed.
I agree that being right on the beach is bad for metal and electronics, but Perla Marina is big enough that many houses are further from the beach than, say, parts of Costa Azul. I think that what citizenofnowhere is getting at is that you don't have to cross any main roads to get to the beach.
As long as buyers don't realize that until the sale is done. the sellers are all good.
The front gate of Perla Marina is 1 Km from the ocean. Still plenty close for ocean damage throughout the entire development given the prevailing north east on shore winds.
After a month , found the most annoying thing was the noise of the ocean when I wanted to sleep…
I understand that they are still waiting for a conclusion by the courts.
I do live in front of the beach for more than 6 years and LOVE it .Definitively, be smart in choosing material so does not getting rusted in a couple of months is a must.Does add-up a maintenance cost ,no question about it.. However ,nothing can replace a view to the beach from almost any rooms in my house. Especially when the beach is a sand beach and an amazing place for kiting . In addition ,the price has really skyrocketed for first row lot/house in the past 8 years. See increase in second row and further as well but definitively not as much with the profusion of new constructions ...So ,as an investment ,if I decide to sell or rent one day ,I would have being happy to pay for the extra maintenance to be in front of the beach.
Peace.
We need folks like that. Their homes and condos help to weaken the force of the tsunamis for those of us a bit more inland.
According to my man on the spot, the judge who was allocated the case has been on sick leave for the past couple of months and as a result the case has stalled. Draw your own conclusions!
Does anyone know what will happen opposite of Perla Marina entrance? They started clearing a couple of months ago and now continue with heavy machinery.
I think that's where they started work 4 years ago on the Cabarete Bypass but I haven't heard anything new on that(?).
The bypass construction started and stopped couple hundred meters down towards Sosua. Someone told me they had trouble with one of the land owners there who suddenly wanted to charge way more than initially agreed for granting rights to build the bypass there. Would make sense to choose a different start to the bypass then. Not sure if that's a legit story though.
I don't know, but maybe it's a road to the place where the residents of La Cienega will move to. Expert on all things Windeguy says they're going to be moved to somewhere near La Bombita.
I was offered a nice sales commision by one of these "developers" up in Perla Marina back in January of 2023. After doing some brief research I quickly decided to pass on the opportunity.
First red flag was the HOA fees being mandatory. In this country (especially on the North Coast) are you kidding me?
Second red flag was the water issue.
Third red flag was the ability to build whatever you want where ever you want within the property provided you have the money and right connections.
This development has far too many issues for me to put my good name and reputation behind it.
Avoid it.
First red flag was the HOA fees being mandatory. In this country (especially on the North Coast) are you kidding me?
Second red flag was the water issue.
Third red flag was the ability to build whatever you want where ever you want within the property provided you have the money and right connections.
This development has far too many issues for me to put my good name and reputation behind it.
Avoid it.
CORRECTION:
First red flag was the HOA fees NOT being mandatory.
First red flag was the HOA fees NOT being mandatory.