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  • Recession's Grip May Be Weakening

    Jobs may appear first in construction, manufacturing, transportationGlimmers of an economic recovery seem to be emerging, though older Americans may continue to feel the pain for months to come.Economists say signs of a rebound are mounting, suggesting the recession may be close to bottoming out. But it could be another nine to 12 months, or ...
    Posted to Your Baja Connection Blog (Weblog) by 572090 on June 8, 2009
  • Current Hot Topics in the Mexico Resort Real Estate Market

    By Matthew A. MillerAs the Mexico resort real estate market continues to gain popularity among North Americans, one common theme exists; an increasing demand for insightful and relevant information among the entire Mexican resort real estate community, including developers, realtors, owners, resellers and potential buyers. This is especially true ...
    Posted to Your Baja Connection Blog (Weblog) by 572090 on January 31, 2009
  • What you Need to Know About Mexican Capital Gains Tax

     TIME TO SELL:WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUTMEXICAN CAPITAL GAINS TAX Here is the basic rule about Mexican capital gains income taxes on the sale of real estate: Unless you are exempt as a “resident” as defined by the Mexican tax law, you as a seller must pay either 25% of the price or the amount resulting from applying the ...
    Posted to Your Baja Connection Blog (Weblog) by 572090 on January 23, 2009
  • Ford may steer work on Verve to Mexico by Sarah A. Webster

    DETROIT – Ford Motor Co.'s future subcompact car for the United States, called Verve, will likely be built inMexico, adding to that nation's growing automotive industry, particularly for small cars.Ford officials would not comment on production plans for the European-engineered Verve, which was well-receivedat the Detroit auto show ...
    Posted to Your Baja Connection Blog (Weblog) by 572090 on February 5, 2008
  • Housing market booms in Mexico

    In her bustling real estate brokerage, Ana Laura Pulido is doing her best business in years, enjoying a sort ofMexican immunity from the U.S. housing crash.''It's a time of hope,'' said Pulido, who has sold hundreds of homes to middle-income families since 1992.``The buyer today is more aware. People buy with more ease; they ...
    Posted to Your Baja Connection Blog (Weblog) by 572090 on February 5, 2008