 Mazatlan is almost directly east of the tip of Baja and car ferries shuttle back and forth between Mazatlan and La Paz. General Rafael Buelna (MZT) is the international airport that services this area and has direct flights from many cities in the United States and Mexico. The true Mexican culture of Mazatlan makes this city unique from other resort towns that don’t have the history that you will find here.
Some of the recently developed real estate on Mexico’s coasts is not more than 50 years old, whereas Mazatlan was founded in 1531 . Walking the streets of the city in the central district you will find markets and stalls selling local produce, dairy, meat and fish almost the same way it was done a hundred years ago.
The city is divided into three main neighborhoods which are first: Viejo Mazatlan & Centro area where you will find Olas Altas, Playa Norte and Los Pinitos, second: the Zona Dorada (Golden Zone) where you will find Gaviotas, Sabalos and Playa Camaron and third: the Nuevo Mazatlan area where you will find Cerritos, Playa Bruja, El Delfin and Marmol. Real estate in these areas varies in price and what would be more fun than coming down and checking them out.
Mazatlan Real Estate is seeing a resurgence in the market and now is the time to buy. Since Mazatlan is one of the oldest cities in Mexico there are a number of colonial home restorations completed or some that are as they were when they were built and waiting for you to take them on as a restoration project. There is a wide variety real estate in Mazatlan with very affordable prices. There are lots that you can buy so that you can build your own dream home, homes already built and waiting for you to move in and condos that give you great views.
Mexico resort city real estate, like Mazatlan, is so desirable because of the ocean. Real estate that is either on the beach or a short distance from it brings people from all over the world searching for that perfect property that they would like to call home.
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