Puerto Vallarta News, Tourism, and Expat Living

June data shows Vallarta real estate normalizing, with condo prices steady, home inventory higher, and rental math tightening.

New condo towers are reshaping views in Puerto Vallarta, turning ocean-facing units into a zoning and due diligence question.

Puerto Vallarta real estate fraud reports expose risks in pre-sales, title records, timeshares, and buyer protections across the bay.

A Calle Púlpito land dispute brings ownership claims, tree removal, and construction enforcement to the forefront in Altavista.

May sales fell across Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, but prices held firm as buyers negotiated harder and took more time.

A Puerto Vallarta judge ordered illegal upper floors at the Frida building demolished after neighbors sued over the project.

Foreign buyers in Puerto Vallarta can own coastal property, but weak legal structures may create tax, resale and rental risks.

A 2009 environmental authorization is now central to questions over the Pendry and Montage projects near Playa Las Cocinas.

Jalisco’s housing shortage is pushing officials to consider major fee cuts for affordable homes in Puerto Vallarta and beyond.

IDEFT’s new condo-sector agreement aims to train Puerto Vallarta building managers as housing and tourism growth reshape daily operations.

Profeco suspended sales at Aldea Hortus in Tondoroque after finding contract and pricing gaps that could affect buyer legal certainty.

Puerto Vallarta’s condo occupancy nears 80% as high season peaks. Local condo managers warn of strain on garbage collection and water services.

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