Live In Costa Rica

With an average temperature of 72 degrees Fahrenheit year-round, a staggering array of colorful flora and fauna within daily reach, a stable government with no army and a low cost of living, thousands of Americans are choosing to live in Costa Rica.

In fact, there are more Americans per capita in this Central American country than any other place on earth--except the United States.
There is a veritable American exodus happening right now, and it has led to the formation of many thriving expatriate communities in Costa Rica.

You Can Choose to Live in Costa Rica

Something else Americans find pleasantly surprising about their new country is the friendliness and politeness of the locals. This gentleness of character isn't something the locals reserve for impressing foreigners--it's something that's ingrained into the very character of the country itself. "Please" and "thank you" are heard often in this tropical land, making everyday business transactions a pleasure.

The influx of American expatriates has resulted in a healthy real estate market. Land is being developed at a record pace, and the government is investing in such development through tax incentives. Residential and business real estate are available at buyer's market prices, luring couples thinking of retirement, young entrepreneurs and growing families.

Whether you're retiring or simply looking for a new place to call home, contact Developing Paradise for more information on living in Costa Rica. We have a special report we can send you that will tell you all you need to know. When you're ready to take the next step, call us for a consultation.