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Real Estate Registry Law
"LAW THAT CREATES AND REGULATES THE STATE REGISTRATION OF REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND REAL ESTATE AGENCIES IN THE STATE OF BAJA CALIFORNIA."
WHAT IS THE APPROVED NEW LAW ALL ABOUT?
It creates a registry before a government agency where all Real Estate Agents, Nationals and Foreigners with legal stay in Mexico must appear before the public registry.
A Complete Success "Baja Sand / Sun Fest 2010"
The Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals of Rosarito was not limited in the efforts and achieved the goal set since taking up this event. The organizing committee was headed by Javier Loza, Juan Pablo Ramirez, Matias Susel, Blanca Guerrero, Ross Buck and Victor Loza; on behalf of the Surf Tournament, it was led by Carlos Luna; on behalf of the Graffiti Art, Alvaro Camacho.
Culinary Tour of Baja, Mexico
Lured by spicy quail, tuna ceviche, and Mexico’s best fish tacos, T+L lights out for Ensenada—and from there, things just go south.
From May 2010 By Peter Jon Lindberg
Ensenada and the nearby Valle de Guadalupe, in northern Baja, are known outside Mexico for three things: the burgeoning local wine scene, which has been hyped ad infinitum; the food, which hasn’t been hyped enough; and the spectacularly bad roads, which everyone warns you about, though you never fully believe them.
Really, you think, how bad could they be? And then one night in the gathering dark you take an innocent shortcut across the valley and drive your rented Hyundai into a riverbed. A dry riverbed, but a riverbed all the same.
Positive Article on Baja
The 2010 Renaissance: Tijuana/Baja California
“Why go there? You’ll find no one but drug lords and other bad guys.” This is so yesterday! The Tijuana of today is a center for gourmet dining, luxurious hotels, world-class artists and musicians, award-winning wines, excellent medical services, centers for scientific research, creative and value–priced home-furnishings (i.e., wrought iron, wood works, glass, pottery, marble, and tiles) plus rugged mountains for climbing and fabulous water for kayaking and surfing.
