Are you thinking of retiring in Puerto Escondido Oaxaca?    

If you want to escape expensive health care and high cost of living, we think Mexico is great place to retire. So thats what we did.

Before we moved to Puerto Escondido we considered numerous other options for our retirement so visited places such as Florida, Arizona, South or North Carolina.

Born and raised in Georgia, I moved to New York City in the late sixties. My 2 sisters and I discovered Puerto Escondido by accident while traveling in Mexico in 1998. I fell in love instantly meeting wonderful people from all over the world. I went home to Southold, NY - near the Hamptons - and was able to persuade my husband Mack, then 82, to move to Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca Mexico. The expatriate community is vibrant and provides endless social activities. As you may deduce, I'm not much for sitting around to do nothing and have not retired or slowed down...yet.

Our youngest sons, Brett and William, were reluctant when we first told them of our plans. It took only one visit and they too have since fallen in love with our little piece of paradise on the Oaxacan coast.

I've heard people say that it is a lot like what Puerto Vallarta used to be 25 years ago. See what some of our past and current clients have to say about us.

Photos of Maxamar Project & Having Fun in Puerto Escondido Mexico
Videos of Maxamar Project in Puerto Escondido- QuickTime req'd

One of the best things about Puerto Escondido is the fact that it has been relatively undiscovered. There are no Starbucks, McDonalds or anything near that type of commercialization. Recently, however, there have been quite a lot of News Articles written about Puerto Escondido. In 2007 CNN published an article about the hottest foreign second home markets which are developing expatriate communities. The New York Times reports that buying real estate in Mexico for the purposes of retiring in mexico makes a lot of sense because there is a steady supply of Baby Boomers that are now looking for alternative options that are affordable. Because Mexico has subsidized oil and gas prices it is less expensive to retire in Mexico on an affordable budget. New York Times Havens says it is a fishing village turned sufers hub ... a free-spirited community ... from retired Americans and Canadians to young European backpackers ... plenty to keep active types busy, from surfing and kayaking to horseback riding along the beach. Plentiful seafood is a gustatory perk. Cond Nast Concierge.com reports on the Pacific Ocean Coast in the Coast is Clear article about a journey along a seventy-mile stretch of Mexico's Pacific shore in which four towns include seemingly every stripe of simpatico beach getaway. Surfing, ecotourism, hippie chic, and luxe family resorts all coexist-and, blessedly, without any crowds. Discover the multifaceted appeal of Puerto Escondido and nearby unspoiled seaside spots.

Realtor Nancye Radmin along with son realtors William and Brett have together been solving the real estate and rental needs of visitors and residents since 2000 and clients overwhelmingly applaud her service and commitment. One hour south you'll find Huatulco Vacation Rentals and view a collection of Puerto Escondido Aerial Photos to see the town on the Oaxaca coast and its surroundings from a birds eye view.

Learn about your Travel & Transportation options for getting here. When you visit Mexico there are numerous options for activities and entertainment including Sport Fishing, the world famous waves for surfing at Playa Zicatela and can purchase custom made Surf Boards or get surf lessons.

Enjoy fine dining at Pascal's Restaurant and afterwards head over to Casa Babylon for their Mojitos and lively night scene. For ecotourism lovers, see Ridley Sea Turtles lay their eggs and hatch on our beaches.

Link to Puerto Real Estate & Vacation Rentals

Copy and paste the code below into your html page: