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Peter Gordon

Nov 30, 1919, 12:00 AM

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more dribble from ";INternational Living";

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hi againdidya see this folks:*** LAKE CHAPALA, MEXICO, WHERE RECENT WORLD EVENTS HAVE
RESULTED IN FALLING PRICES AND A BUYER'S MARKET
-- Jennifer Stevens, Maryland, United StatesToday in the sunny, flower-laden towns that ring the shores
of Mexico's Lake Chapala, property prices have tumbled.
Right now, you'll pay at least 10% to 15% less than you
would have any other time in the last five years.But you have to act now because this window of opportunity
will not remain open for long. The market in this part of
Mexico is linked closely to the economy in the United
States. (This lakeside area in the country's central
highlands, just 45 minutes from Guadalajara, is already
home to upwards of 6,000 expatriates from the States and
Canada, and that's where the lion's share of home buyers
comes from.) As our U.S. economy has slowed in recent
months, so has the property market here. Demand is down
right now, and prices are too.
regards to everyonepeter

Ed Kammin

Nov 30, 1919, 12:00 AM

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