About Cabo

Mexico is home to the world's ninth largest tourism industry. NAFTA, a new democracy, and sound domestic and macroeconomic policy have made Mexico a safe place for Americans to invest and do business since the mid 1990s.

Los Cabos has the tourism-based economy with the fastest growth in Mexico: 17 percent per year. In 2006, more than US$1 billion changed hands in real estate and time share transactions in the Los Cabos area. Real estate developers from Mexico and around the world have taken advantage of the opportunities in this market by purchasing and developing large tracts of beachfront property, as well as building new hotels, residences and resorts up and down the Baja California peninsula.

Los Cabos is situated at the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula between the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California, in the state of Baja California Sur (BCS). In addition to the municipality of Los Cabos (including San Jose del Cabo, Cabo San Lucas and East Cape), important tourism developments are underway in Todos Santos, La Paz, Bahia de Magdalena, Mulege and Loreto, BCS; San Carlos, Nuevo Guaymas and Puerto Peñasco (or “Rocky Point”), Sonora; as well as in other costal towns along the Escalera Nautica (nautical ladder) from the state of Nayarit to the north of the Gulf of California, south to Punta Mita, Puerto Vallarta, the Costa Alegre, and Ixtapa, and across the country to Cancun and the Riviera Maya.

Wherever your real estate project is located in Mexico, Rosen Law can provide the legal services you need to ensure your investment is safe and profitable.