There’s so much about Riviera Nayarit to discover. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Western Sierra Madre Mountains this stunning treasure awaits you — Riviera Nayarit, Mexico’s fabulous new vacation paradise!
Nayarit is a tropical wonder whose Pacific coastline stretches for almost 200 miles. Nayarit’s southern border unfolds just 10 minutes north of the Puerto Vallarta International Airport. Its northern border unfolds just 40 minutes west of the Tepic International Airport.
Riviera Nayarit Mexico provides a backdrop of intense skies, emerald mountains, abundant vegetation and endless beautiful golden beaches for an unforgettable Mexico vacation experience.
What most vacationers love about Riviera Nayarit is that this part of Mexico is marked by a predominately sub-humid climate and an annual average temperature of 25°C (77°F). Ninety percent of the year is met with bright rays of sunshine. This creates the ideal environment for the growth of exuberant flora that take on intense colorful hues and beautifully paint the land.

Why to Buy properties in Mexico
Property taxes on real estate in Riviera Nayarit are very low. Values are determined at the time of every sale as one of the requisite documents needed for a legal closing is the assessment tax appraisal, which is completed by a competent and licensed appraiser specializing in these property valuations.

When buying property in Nayarit the closing process generally takes between 30-45 days. The paperwork and escrow processes is coordinated through a real estate office, a liaison lawyer, and a designated Public Notary. The Mexican notary system follows that of the Napoleonic Code in most European countries where the Notary must successfully complete his law degree, take an additional two years of specialized training, serve as an apprentice in a Notary’s office, and then receive an appointment to one of a limited number of Notary offices in any given geographic area.

Foreign Investment Law now allows Mexican corporations — even those with 100% foreign ownership — to own real estate in the ‘restricted’ area (i.e. 50 kilometers from the high water mark and 100 kilometers from the boarders) as long as it is commercial property. Commercial properties in Mexico carry higher water and electricity rates, plus require additional governmental reporting. There is generally no advantage and often some disadvantages in owning a residential property through a corporation.

Border and Coastal Properties – Mexican real estate law states that yes, Americans, Canadians, and other non-Mexicans are able to legally purchase coastal and border properties if they are owned through a Trust Deed established with a Mexican bank. The property owner has full control of the trust so he or she can move the trust from one bank to another and are therefore not at the whim of any bank’s directives.

Interior Properties – Foreigners may directly own rural or urban land in the interior of Mexico with certain limitations on specific agricultural tracts.

On the off chance that you have the monetary limit and are hoping to gain a getaway home or townhouse, PVR Real Estate love to enable you to discover your fantasy property in Riviera Nayarit.