The editors of International Living are constantly on the move in search of paradise, based on their belief and experience “that there are a host of places around the world that are cheaper, healthier, safer, freer than you ever thought possible.”

And one of the places that are high on International Living’s list is the Pacific Coast of Nicaragua.

In fact, numerous International Living reports have declared in no uncertain terms that Nicaragua’s coastline is one of the most misunderstood, undervalued and bargain-ripe stretch of coastline in the entire world.

Which sounds like a great deal of hype until you read further and consider the editor’s conclusion that Nicaragua’s Pacific Coast offers essentially the same coastal style of living found in Southern California—except much, much more affordable.

That’s right, travel a few hours south of some of the trendiest, priciest real estate in the United States to discover a place with virtually the same geography, climate, beaches, sunsets and the same Pacific Ocean.

And it’s not just the cost of real estate that’s majestically cheaper, but the daily cost of living in Nicaragua is unbeatable—according to the magazine, you can live well here for less than $1,000 a month.

Which means you can stretch your dollars without sacrificing amenities.

But International Living also warns that word’s getting out and prices may eventually skyrocket as they did previously in Costa Rica, Belize and Panama.

In fact, the magazine states it clearly: “We believe this stretch of coastline is primed to explode onto the world stage, and that if history is any guide, real estate prices could skyrocket here as much as 500% in the next few years.”

Nicaragua also is proving to be a growing economic force, attracting hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign investment and becoming a favored destination for tourists.

Nicaragua’s economic performance has been steady in recent years, with the outlook extremely positive, according to recent data from Pro Nicaragua.

The country’s foreign investment has doubled in recent years and is expected to achieve that same level of growth in the future.

Visitors to Nicaragua continue to top one million a year, and a 10% increase in tourist arrivals per year is expected to continue creating a deficit in hotels rooms to meet the growing demand of travelers.

Personal safety and security always is an area of concern for visitors and investors, Nicaragua has the lowest incidence of crime in Central America, which reinforces reports and studies that have ranked the country as one of the safest in the region.

On top of all this positive data is the fact that real estate prices continue to be stable and comparatively low in terms to other Central American locations.

Plus, the latest incentives for retirees make the New Nicaragua one of the most conducive places in the world to call home.

If that’s enough to get your attention, dig a little deeper on your own and you’ll uncover a wealth of information and data that underscore the opportunities that await in the New Nicaragua, whether you’re looking for a lucrative investment, a great place to stretch your retirement dollars or even start a new business.

As the editors of International Living put it, “You’ll discover how easy and affordable it is to live right on the beach and watch the sun set over the glorious Pacific–day after day after day.”

When you’re interested, we can give you even more excellent reasons to explore a new life in Nicaragua, whether you’re interested in vacationing, retiring, starting a new business or investing in the lucrative opportunities that abound.

We are very excited about the future of our growing resort and would love to help you learn more about LAYA and Nicaragua’s Pacific Coast.

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