Cabo Rivera

Latest Cabo Riviera Aerial Photos!

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 14 Sep 2011 18:43:00 +0000

I haven't been updating this blog but still have people checking out the development. I just received photos from one of the sales people at the Cabo Riviera office so here they are. Quite impressive. What you can't see here is the detail work. Two of the island roads with stone surfaces are complete and work has begun on the bridges to the islands. This is still a unique opportunity. There is nothing quite like it in most of the world.

I will be glad to take you to the tour at any time.

Bob

Retire in Mexico???

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 00:38:00 +0000

If you're still thinking that all of Mexico is covered with headless bodies, read this. Actually read it anyway!
Alluring San Miguel draws American retirees to Mexico
The church La Parroquia in San Miguel

Cabo Riviera Photo Update

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 20:43:00 +0000

As you can see, island 10 is coming along nicely. The stone work on the road is beautiful. You can start building as soon as your plans are approved. Island 10 is close to the entry and next to the restaurants and shopping. There are 8 lots out of 13 available. This is a great opportunity. Call me.

New Price Structure at Cabo Riviera

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 16:11:00 +0000

The Cabo Riviera owners group announced yesterday that all residential lot prices will be increased on December 15th by 7.5%.

You can lock in the present price before the 15th with a deposit of $10,000. If you can't get down here, you can wire transfer the money to hold the price. The deposit must be here before the 15th.

There are some GREAT lots available. I'm here to get your deal done, tell me what you need.

Bob

Cabo Riviera Aerial Photos

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 15:51:00 +0000

Here are a few thousand words describing the progress at Cabo Riviera.

Best lots at Cabo Riviera Marina

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 22:18:00 +0000

I'm asked all the time if we are selling anything at Cabo Riviera. Well actually, yes we are. We've had several million in sales this year and have several million more pending.

Why are we selling when so many other developments aren't? The first reason is that the owners are the developers: to this date there is no money owed to any financial organization or private financiers. The $30 million or so that has been spent so far has come from the owners pockets and sales. We are working; phase one will be finished by next January 2011 or the owners will be paying penalties to the lot owners.

Why can we offer high-end resort property in a marina where you can dock your boat next to your house for 25% down and 10 year financing? Same reason: the owners are the developers. If they want to offer private financing for the property, they can! There are no banks involved nor are there a bunch of expensive loan fees.

What does this mean? It means that smart money is investing in its future. Not only financial future but future lifestyle for family and friends.

Which brings me to the title of this post: Best lots at Cabo Riviera. We haven't sold any lots at the ends of the islands. These are solid gold. Here's what will happen: After the first one sells, the rest will follow fast. For example, we had sold no beach lots until the spring of this year. Out of the 15 that were offered in phase one, we have 4 left.

Are you waiting for something? These lots will not get cheaper. In fact the owners are discussing a price increase for the near future. It won't be a huge increase and if you're a buyer, it won't stop you. But if you are undecided, write or call me and tell me why. I can't think of any reason other than lack of funds to not buy right now. If you make a commitment soon, I can lock you in to the present price. Let me go to work and get you the best deal possible on your lot.

More Sales

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 05 Nov 2010 22:47:00 +0000

We've had some more lots reserved and a deposit made in the last couple of weeks. When you click on "Lots Available, Phase One," the page is not up to date. There is a deposit on lot 8, island 12. Lot 30 on the beach, lots 54,55 and 59 on the golf course and lot 34 on island 9 have all been reserved.

There's good news and bad news. We are only a year and a couple of months from completion of phase one. There are only 4 beach lots, 3 golf lots and about 37 channel lots available at present prices. Right now I can get you 15% off the list price because we are selling at "pre construction" prices. If you pay cash, I can discount the price further. This price structure will naturally change as phase one approaches completion. I'm pretty sure the prices won't drop......

Call or email me. Ask for Bob Farmer. I'm here to get your deal done.

Bisbee Wrapup: 2 Tournaments, 18 Winners, Over $2 Million Awarded

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 18:23:00 +0000

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Hi Everybody,

It's been a wild couple of weeks, and I have to say two of our funnest tournaments yet! The fishing in Cabo was the best it's been in decades which kept us all guessing until the last minute. As it turned out, eighteen teams took home prizes between the Los Cabos Offshore and Black & Blue.

Record setting crowds attended the weigh-ins in front of the Puerto Paraiso Mall. There was plenty of action to keep them entertained, and for those who couldn't attend, there was lots of coverage on the internet including a live webcam at the scales, real-time catch reporting, GPS tracking of every boat in the tournament in a "Google-Earth" type format and, for the first time in history, a live broadcast from offshore.

Thanks very much to all our sponsors and everyone who attended. We had a blast!

See you next year!

R. Wayne Bisbee, Tournament Director

2010 Tournament Schedule
East Cape Offshore: July 27-31
Los Cabos Offshore: Oct 15-17
Black & Blue: October 19-23

2011 Tournament Schedule
East Cape Offshore: July 26-30
Los Cabos Offshore: Oct 14-16
Black & Blue: October 18-22

Bisbee's Los Cabos Offshore—In Good Company
Story & Photos by Capt. Dave Lear

Teams Bad Company and Bandit were the top money winners in the 11th annual Bisbee's Los Cabos Offshore Tournament, which took place in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, October 15th-17th and concluded with a gala awards banquet on the beach overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Bad Company pocketed $83,020 for its 490-pound black marlin captured the first morning, while Bandit took home $80,047 for a 470-pound black scaled on the last day of fishing. Both boats(60-foot Viking convertibles) were entered across the board in the daily jackpot levels. Anthony Hsieh was the angler on Bad Company and Rich Hamilton reeled in the fish aboard Bandit.

Bisbee's Black & Blue Jackpot Tournament—Spreading the Wealth
Story & Photos by Capt. Dave Lear

The 30th annual Bisbee's Black & Blue Marlin Jackpot Tournament took place October 19th-24th in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, and concluded with nearly $2 million in prize money being awarded to the top teams. A total of 103 boats with more than 450 anglers caught 78 billfish, including 33 blue marlin and 13 black marlin. A 599-pound black was the largest qualifying fish of the week. Michael "Buzz" Colton and his crew aboard C-Bandit were the top winners, money-wise. Theypocketed $614,613 and claimed the third place tournament award and several daily jackpot categories after weighing a black marlin that tipped the scales at 549 pounds.

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Isla San Jose, Manzana 10

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 19:04:00 +0000

Island 10 is scheduled for completion before Christmas. The channels all around the island have been excavated to depth. The infrastructure: power, water, sewer and phones, is being installed. The banks around the island are being sloped in preparation for the rock covering. Those of you who have and will purchase on Island 10 will be able to begin home construction after the first of the year.

If you haven't toured or haven't returned for a second tour, now is the time. This is the fun stuff: seeing your town being built. You will have another "I remember when" story for the grandkids.

Here's a photo showing the driveway on island 10 being built.

Bisbee's Black and Blue Marlin Tournament

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 16:29:00 +0000

If you haven't had an opportunity to go hang out at the Bisbee's tournament, you're missing quite a show. Very appropriately, the 30th annual Bisbee's Black and Blue Marlin Tournament has been a record breaker and broken new ground with some neat technology. The boats can be tracked by GPS from your computer. You can also see live video from on-board several boats. Today (Friday, 22 Aug) is the last day.

The Cabo Riviera sales booth is located directly in front of the weigh station. We witnessed some "reel" fish drama throughout the afternoon and well into the evening. Tuesday, day 1, was amazing. The fish just kept getting bigger. 300 pounders up to 400 pounders and then 500 pounders. Finally a nice 599 pound fish was weighed and looked like it just might be the winner. However, Wayne Bisbee announced that "The Great Escape" was still hooked up and had been fighting a large marlin for a few hours. The crowd refused to leave until the boat came in, hoping it would make the cutoff time of 9PM. You can still weigh a fish but it WILL NOT COUNT after 9. As the clocked crept towards the cutoff, Wayne gave us updates on the status of the fish. Finally at 5 minutes after 9, they made it to the dock. As the huge marlin was wheeled towards the scale, a low murmur from the crowd turned into cheering. The fish was slowly pulled up and the scale kept climbing. It bounced quickly past 300, 400, 500 and finally landed on 800 pounds! Although it would not be counted, the crowd of several hundred people showed their appreciation and gave the crew of "The Great Escape" a huge ovation.

October Sales Update Cabo Riviera

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 18:33:00 +0000

We're still moving property here at Cabo Riviera.
Below is the master plan. Red lots are sold, blue lots are reserved and white lots are available. The other lots are outside of Phase One and will be available later. There are plenty of good lots remaining. If you want a certain lot that is not in Phase One, contact me. I can make you a deal for the lot at today's price.

I've been told by some of my prospective buyers, "I'll wait until I see some buildings out there. I don't care about any discounts for pre-construction." Very good, I understand completely. The only issue with that is availability. The Cabo Riviera marina is completely unique in Baja Sur. You can't buy a lot on the water in a marina and dock your boat next to it in BAJA SUR anywhere except in Cabo Riviera.

Most of us are guilty of missing good opportunities and then later regretting it. Please take time to review the master plan. Don't wait until your favorite lot is sold.

Click on the image to make it larger.

Your Own East Cape Weather Report

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 02 Oct 2010 15:52:00 +0000

Want to know what the weather is doing right here in the Cabo Riviera neighborhood? Click on the weather link on the left side of this page. It will take you to my data page on the Weather Underground site.The actual station is located on the roof of our house which is only a few miles from Cabo Riviera. The page shows a summery; you can choose daily, weekly etc. You can also click on the link just above the summery for current conditions.

You can easily put a weather link to this station on your blog or web page. First click on the link on my page. Then on the page you are directed to, you will see a link on the right labeled, "Ad PWS stickers to your website." Click on it and follow the directions.
Saludos!

Bisbee's Black and Blue - 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 22:10:00 +0000

Just a quick reminder that the Bisbee's Black and Blue marlin tournament is coming. October 19 is just around the corner. The Bisbee's East Cape Offshore was a huge success this year and it's normally a predictor of how the Bisbee's Black and Blue will go. Cabo Riviera is and will be a supporter of the Bisbee's tournaments.

Make time to visit Cabo Riviera. The marina will be a sport fisherman's paradise. Keep your sportfisher by the house. Get up, walk out the back door to the boat and be fishing minutes later.

The photo below is of the day 2 Marlin winner at the Bisbee's East Cape Offshore: This nice marlin was caught in the same water that you will be fishing from Cabo Riviera!!

Cabo Riviera News for August and September 2010

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 15:24:00 +0000

August-September 2010 Newsletter

Bisbee's Event

Cabo Riviera was the major presenters for the Bisbee's East Cape Offshore Tournament this year and a huge success for all. There was fishing excitement all three days of the tournament starting on the very first day with a Marlin over 580 pounds caught and brought in within hours of the shotgun start. An amazing three records were broken during this tourney with huge Tuna and Dorado brought in. That is a great sign not only for the fishing on the East Cape this season but for the Bisbee's Black and Blue in October in which Cabo Riviera.

On Saturday prior to the awards ceremony, participants of the Bisbee's tournament were invited to spend a day relaxing at a catered Beach Picnic at Cabo Riviera. Cabo Riviera gave away raffle prizes where lucky winners won a Shimano Tallus TLT-S60M Rod with a Shimano Tiagra 50W-LRS 2 speed Reel and Sheila Marshall won next years entry fee into the Bisbee's EastCape offshore Tournament & $200 category. A very big Congratulations and Thank You to all who attended from Cabo Riviera. See you again in October.

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Artist Renderings

Cabo Riviera recently received artist renderings of Phase I. These renderings beautifully hang in frames in our La Ribera sales office to give our visitors a clear perspective of the uniqueness and beauty of our resort community. Here is a sneak peak of four of our concepts.

Mexico in the News

Articles and news headlines have been popping up in the last month discussing Mexico. For once, the focus has been taken off the borders of Mexico and to areas that see no crime and are wonderful places to visit or live. The AARP lists Puerta Vallarta Mexico as the #1 best place to retire abroad for all the same reasons we have here in Los Cabos. The SFGate lists the East Cape of Baja Sur for the best place to fish. On the Real Estate Channel Mexico tops the list for U.S. second home owners. Jim Cramer, the Bombastic, high-energy investment Guru and host of CNBC's massively successful show "Mad Money", gave Real Estate in Mexico a big boost this past week. Cramer told his audience:

Jim Cramer bought three properties in Mexico two weeks ago.

Construction Update

Progress is continually moving along with majority of the focus on raising the second island of the Artist Village, filling on the oceanfront lots and completion of Isla San Jose. The filling of the Artist Village is advancing and will be completed in 10 days. At that time construction will then proceed immediately with levels, marking lots and forming streets. On Isla San Jose installation of utilities has begun which include sanitary drainage, network facilities (land lines, cell phones, data transmission and television), potable water and electric. Construction for bridge accesss to the island has also begun. We have advanced on street construction of Baja Boulevard which allows access to the new beach club area. Finally, we have begun construction in the quarry to harvest Laja stone for the paving of roads. We will begin first on Isla San Jose and currently have 30% of the required material.

Sales Update

Although sales have been "Summer Slow" for Los Cabos, last weekend Cabo Riviera received a very positive offer for three Oceanfront Estate lots and a Commercial Lot in the Artist Village. A great time to come and visit us would be before the high season starts up again in mid-October.

For more information please contact your Cabo Riviera sales representative or email us at info@caboriviera.com.mx.

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OFFICE LA RIBERA,B.C.S.

Calle Santa Maria de La Ribera, Plaza Montaño.
View Cabo Riviera's office in La Ribera on Google maps

OFFICE SAN JOSÉ DEL CABO, B.C.S.

Blvd. Mijares S/N Esq. Coronado

View Cabo Riviera's office in San José del Cabo on Google maps

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Cabo Riviera Newsletter

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:00:00 +0000

Sign up for the Cabo Riviera newsletter. I know, I know, I already sent out an email telling you to do this. Well this is just a second chance reminder. The first newsletter was good. Don't miss the next one.

Click on the guy reading the news and sign up!

Lighthouse Point Estates

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:29:00 +0000

I know many of you like the Cabo Riviera concept and understand it's value. If this is more than you want, we have a nice alternative for you just South of Cabo Riviera about 10 minutes by road: Lighthouse Point Estates.

Lighthouse Point doesn't have a marina or golf course. If you have a boat and/or want to golf, you have the option of the facilities located at Cabo Riviera. There are beautiful ocean front lots as well as second, third and fourth tier lots available.

If you prefer a condo, we offer Villas la Cholla. These are reasonably priced villas near the beach and only a couple of minutes walk from the beach club.

Here are some photos of the Villas and a look at the beach.

Contact me anytime; I'll be glad to show you Lighthouse Point. It's a steal.

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 22:30:00 +0000

Retire in Mexico???

Many of you that read my blog are very comfortable with Baja California Sur and other parts of Mexico. For those of you who might not be so comfortable but have genuine interest in living here, read these articles that go deeper than the headlines. You'll be surprised at the level of safety in most parts of Mexico and the value of investing here. Click on the text to read the whole article

This is from Aol:
Drug-related violence in cities south of the United States-Mexico border has caused the U.S. State Department to issue a travel warning for Mexico but did you know most of Mexico is as safe as ever?

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This comes from the Seattle Times:
How safe is travel in Mexico? It all depends on your destination..

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The next article is from the International Property Journal:
Despite the constant headlines about drug-related violence, Mexico remains the preferred destination for U.S. second home buyers

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My final offering is from the AARP in their "Best places to live abroad" column:
First-class urban amenities and charming palm-fringed villages draw retirees

Cabo Riviera is building a village on the Sea of Cortez. It will be spectacular.
Come and see for yourself.

The new hospital (again)

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:39:00 +0000

I've received some interesting comments lately on my blog. Basically, an anonymous individual believes that Cabo Riviera is a "scam" and will be destroyed by the weather. Let me say this about that. I know that no matter what you do, there will be opposition. When I lived in Alaska, we were inundated with new folks who came to work on the oil pipeline and stayed. I was one. Many of them became so "localized" that they resented newcomers. Finally some enterprising soul printed a bunch of bumper stickers that summed it up quite well. They said, "Alaska for Alaskans. Y'all go home.

I don't know if you fall under the category I just described but let me point out the first of many benefits that these developers will bring to YOUR community.

A new 7 bed hospital or well equipped clinic whichever you prefer was just dedicated to the people of the area. This was paid for by Cabo Riviera and Cabo Cortez. One of our detractors whom I know personally (and I like him a lot by the way) isn't in the greatest of health. I also know of a few kiters who were transported a long ways to have their injuries treated. I'll take a local emergency room over a long ride in an ambulance any day. This hospital was built quickly and professionally and is pretty well equipped. If you haven't gone and checked it out, you should.

If you have never been out here to see what is being built at Cabo Riviera, call me or email me or leave me your number in the comments section. I'll personally show you around and answer any questions. If I can't answer them I'll call somebody that can. AND I'll show you the pair of storks too if you're interested.

Lots of Dirt

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:25:00 +0000

Here's another look at the earth-moving effort at Cabo Riviera. If you have one of our master plans, this is just off the end of island 8 which is the 3rd one to the right of the commercial plaza in the center. Click the little arrow to watch the video.

Cabo Riviera is raising the standard of luxury. You can live minutes from a Pete Dye golf course and dock your boat next to your house. It doesn't get any better. Contact me for the deal of a lifetime.

Bob - my cell in Mexico: 624-156-2820

Dredge progress

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:44:00 +0000

The dredge and several backhoes are making good headway on the channel behind the beach lots. The discharge material is being used to bring the beach area up to grade. Our short-term goal is to have a section of the beach up to finish specs.

At the same time, we're working on the breakwaters. They will project into the Sea of Cortez about 300 meters. We have a ways to go. I don't know why my videos are black but press the arrow below, they will play.

Give me a call and come see the dream. This is an ambitious project that will set new standards for Los Cabos.

New Hospital Dedicated

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 02:30:00 +0000

We now have a brand new mini-hospital in La Rivera. Participating in the dedication were: governor of BCS Narciso Agundez, municipal president of Los Cabos Rene Nuñez, Gary Jacobs investor and developer with Cabo Riviera, Mariano Mariscal investor, developer and architect of Cabo Riviera and forgive me but I forgot his name, a representative from Cabo Cortez. The hospital is a dramatic health care improvement for our area. Before now, serious medical problems required a long ride to San Jose, Cabo or La Paz. La Rivera is less than a half an hour from a large portion of the East Cape population. The facility includes general and specialized health care equipment, a dentist office and several beds.

Cabo Riviera and Cabo Cortez are to be congratulated for their respective commitment to the improvement of quality of life in our area. Both companies donated large sums to make this happen.

Here's some photos:

Spring Push

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 17:55:00 +0000

Spring is almost here and we're beginning a new phase of construction. There will be crews working on the breakwaters, the marina dredging and the islands simultaneously.
We have a portion of the beach front area built up to finish grade.
If you are waiting to buy, now is the time. As the resort approaches the end of phase one, the pre-construction discounts will disappear.
The video below was taken this morning, 10 Feb. 2010. It shows the machines moving dirt that was excavated by the dredge. (it may be black on your screen but click the arrow and it will play)
Call me.

Dredging the Marina

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 20:28:00 +0000

I guess our developers want to speed things up in the construction department. We now have a second dredge. It is double the volume of the first. Both of them will be in service for a while then the original (smaller) one will be shipped back.
In the immediate future, we will concentrate on the marina opening. The "dirt" that is taken out of the marina area is pumped to low spots on the project. We're multi-tasking here folks!

We will also complete an island so that our owners and future buyers have a better idea of how things will look. We are hoping to allow home construction to begin by the second quarter of next year.

A Cabo Riviera sales PERSON, Kelina, sold a beach lot the other day. We were given the authority to discount two beach lots. There's one left. If you are interested, call or email me. This is a good opportunity to save a million bucks!

Phase one is due in 2 years. Sales will continue to increase. Buy a lot while you still have plenty to choose from

Baby Sea Turtles (cont.)

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:49:00 +0000

Thanks to my friend Steve Chism, amateur geologist, local naturalist, author and puppy lover, I have photos of the recent baby sea turtle release in front of the Palmas de Cortez hotel in Los Barriles. (Steve is also an official, Mexican certified turtle research assistant) He participated in the release in which a few hundred newly hatched baby sea turtles were released into the Sea of Cortez. An event like this serves the dual purpose of ensuring that a known number of sea turtles survive from the nest to the water and to raise public awareness of sea turtle nesting habits and how we can help ensure their survival. The greatest danger in the life-cycle of sea turtles is from the point the eggs are laid to re-entry into the ocean. On the shore, the mother sea turtles are exposed to predatory animals and poachers as they go through the ritual of depositing their eggs. The eggs are in danger of being eaten by a large number of predators from crabs to foxes and the nests being compressed by motor vehicles. Then during the hatch and return to the sea, the baby sea turtles are exposed to an even larger group of predators when you add birds and shore fish to the list.

If you are in the los Cabos area, ask around and see if you can find out where a baby sea turtle release will take place. It will be well worth your time to attend. Take your kids or borrow some; they'll love it.

Baby Sea Turtles

noreply@blogger.com (Cabo Riviera Resort) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 20:03:00 +0000

It's turtle nesting season again and here at Cabo Riviera, we have upwards of 50 nests on our beaches. The folks from the baby sea turtles local protection office have been out and done their research work and marked the nests. They have an estimate for each nest when the eggs will hatch (45 days gestation)and they will try to be present for the big event. The baby sea turtles that they assist to the ocean have a much higher chance of survival because of the rate of attrition between the nest and the water. It's high because of the multitude of natural predators searching the beach for food: Coyotes, birds and crabs to name a few. They love turtles. Maybe they taste like chicken........

Assisting the turtles to the ocean has turned into an event that people attend and take their kids to. I'm no cactus hugger but anybody that doesn't like little baby sea turtles, well, I guess they just don't. At any rate, it's a fun thing to do, very low budget and educational.

The sticks marking the nests are also effective to keep people and vehicle traffic from going over the nests. When the sand gets packed down, it's much harder for the baby sea turtles dig their way out. Motorized vehicles are outlawed on the beach but the the law is only partially enforced. The good thing is that most of the locals understand about the baby sea turtles and give the nests a wide berth.

I'll try and get some photos to share here on the blog.

Remember, you can own a home right here on the beach and watch the sea turtles from your porch.

Call me.