Huge Commercial Property - Kim Barber, Century 21, Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point, Mexico

Hwy 8 KM 91, Rocky Point Puerto Penasco, Mexico, AZ

Perfect Commercial / Industrial Location

126,914 sqft Vacant Land offered at $471,630
Lot Size 126,914 sqft

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kimbarber@century21penasco.com

Fantastic parcel on the highway into Puerto Penasco in an area that is slated for commercial and industrial growth. Located south of the Coastal Highway intersection in the Morro Alto subdivision, this is a great area that is growing.

If you haven’t yet heard about Rocky Point/Puerto Penasco, Mexico, you soon will (whether you read on or just keep your ear to the ground).

Miles and miles of sandy beach, located at the tip of the Sea of Cortez, no hurricanes or tsunamis. A five hour drive from San Diego on the new intercoastal highway, only four from Phoenix or Tucson. Over 50 developments either built or in the works, including a Marriot and the Mayan Resort. Add to that the recent announcement by Holland Amercia and Carnival Cruise Lines to use Rocky Point as a destination port. With a brand new international airport, this place is taking off.
Toss in 340 days a year of sunshine and only two inches of rain, and you’ve got a future so bright you’ll need those shades. If you’d like more information drop me a line. I look forward to hearing from you. Nos vemos pronto.


Kim Barber
480.739.3510

Sam Walton on Customer Service - Kim Barber, Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point, Mexico

There is only one boss. The customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else.
Sam Walton



Kim Barber
RE/MAX Legacy
Office 638 383-1425
US Landline 408 890-7806
KimJBarber@hotmail.com
For instant MLS access and a whole lot more! Go to-> www.RockyPointKim.com Local newspapers, current temperature in celsius and farenheit, history, fact sheet, trust and ownership information, language translator, money conversion, links to discount airfares, maps, driving directions, mortgage calculator, auto insurance quotes, fish identification….mer Service - Kim Barber, Remax, Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point

ATV Rentals Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point Mexico Call Ahead and Reserve

Kim Barber
RE/MAX Legacy
Office 303 383-1425
US Office 602 334-4359
US Landline 408 890-7806
FAX 1-888-629-1641

KimJBarber@hotmail.com
www.RockyPointKim.com

Here's a great small business I'm happy to promote. Fernando rents ATV's, Golf Carts, and he can get you Rhino's too if you call ahead. ATV's are $25 per hour, Colf Carts are $20, but if you get multiple machines or multiple hours he'll come down as low as $15.00 per hour.

Ther're located at the corner of Dunas and Calle 19. Which is on the way out to Sandy Beach, near Playa Bonita.

The phone number is 638 110-1588 - Oh and Fernando speaks very good english.

Mexico - Dispelling Myths - Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point Mexico

Speaking of Mexico, - Did you know?.......

Over one million Americans already call Mexico home and as the Baby Boomers begin to retire, hundreds of thousands are planning to join them.

Safety and Security

According to the United Nations, you're 3 times more likely to be a victim of crime in the U.S. than you are in Mexico.

Recent FBI statistics state that the murder rate (per 100,000 people) in Baltimore is 43.3... in Washington DC it is 29.1...and in Detroit 47.3... But in Mexico, it is 13. There are certain areas in Los Angeles, Washington or Detroit that you should avoid. That's where the

crimes happen. Likewise there are isolated areas in Mexico (like parts of Mexico City and some areas along the border) that should be avoided.

Health Care

Government-funded health care uses the same high-tech medical procedures that are available in the U.S., but medical insurance only costs only $270 per year including medications, with no deductibles or co-pays. There are countless state-of-the-art hospitals and care homes being built for the aging baby boomers arriving from north of the border.

Low Cost of Living

A couple can live comfortably for well under $2,000 per month including a housekeeper. Utilities average one third of the cost in the U.S. You can get car insurance for less than $400 a year.

Economy

According to U.S. government figures, Mexico's economy moved ahead of Canada's last year, making it the 12th largest economy in the world. Business Week reported that Mexico's middle class has swelled to record levels and solid jobs provide security. Mexico is one of the world's largest oil exporters selling 1.7 billion barrels of oil to the U.S. each day.

Mexican stocks have outperformed U.S. stocks (as measured by S and P500) by 10-

Infrastructure

This year, Mexico's government launched a 5-year, $250 billion program to build new highways, railways, airports and ports throughout the country. Mexico has a First-World infrastructure, including high-speed internet, mobile telephone networks, high-tech medicine, paved multi-lane freeways and much more.

This information was taken from a recent (September 08) issue of International Living magazine

Kim Barber RE/MAX Legacy Office 638 383-1425 US Office 602 334-4359
US Landline 408 890-7806

KimJBarber@hotmail.com www.RockyPointKim.com

Pelicans - Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point Mexico

I've only lately come to really appreciate the Pelican. It seems they're often presented in a somewhat ungainly light. They're a bit awkward on land, true, but in their element, they're perfect.

Pelicans fish and breed in social groups. If you've ever seen a group of them flying, you'll see they travel with the precision of a flock of Canadian Geese. When they circle to fish, they move with a choreographed symmetry that would rival a synchronized swimming team. And they dive with the bold confidence of winning NASCAR drivers.

On the beaches around Cholla Bay Mexico, near Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point, I had to good fortune of spending some time up close to these marvels. A fisherman was cleaning some fish and they were waiting around, eager for some castaway morsels.

Contrary to popular belief, they do not store fish in their elastic bills. They use them to scoop up fish. Then they tip out the water (as much as 31/2 gallons!) and immediately swallow the fish.

There are over half a dozen species of pelicans. The North American Brown Pelican is endangered but recovering. Mostly due to the reduction of our use of certain chemicals that were damaging their eggs (DDT).

One of the wonderful things I enjoy about living here are the opportunities I've had to be exposed to the wildlife. It is a beautiful life!

Kim Barber RE/MAX Legacy Phone: Office 638 383-1425 US Office 602 334-4359
KimJBarber@hotmail.com www.RockyPointKim.com

I work hard for your referral

How to read a tide calendar - Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point Mexico

If you visit a place with a tide and look in the back of nearly any magazine directed at tourists, you're likely to see a tide calendar. Since moving to Rocky Point/Puerto Penasco, I've seen probably a dozen. They are useful if you're planning a hike or a picnic, a seaside event like a wedding or if you're planning to do some boating. But they all seem to share one annoying trait - no legend.
Many visitors to oceanside locations originate from more landlocked areas, and not having grown up around the tide and tide calendars, they don't have a clue how to use one. A tool isn't much good if you don't know how to use it. So, with that in mind, I offer the following:
Along the left side of the calendar, you should see a column of vertical numbers. These indicate the number of feet the tide is in or out. Along the bottom you'll see times, these may be expressed in military time, in which case, 00 is midnight, 12 is noon, 20 is 8 pm, 22 is 10 pm, etc. There will be boxes that will usually contain the date and day of the week - just like a regular calendar.
Running through these calendar boxes will be a wavy vertical line. This is the business part of it. The wavy line will divide the box roughly in half, top to bottom. The bottom portion of any box is sand and the top portion is water. There, you've got it. Find your day and time and look at the picture. If the bottom, the sand, goes way out, then you've got a low tide. If there is little "sand" and lots of water, it's high tide.

In case you're still having trouble, here is a link to a tide calendar for Puerto Penasco. If you scroll down, you'll see the information written in words. http://www.mobilegeographics.com:81/locations/5145.html
Well I hope this clears it up. Enjoy the water!

Kim Barber RE/MAX LegacyOffice 638 383-1425 US Office 602 334-4359 US Landline 408 890-7806 FAX 1-888-629-1641 mailto:KimJBarber@hotmail.comwww.RockyPointKim.comhttp://www.rockypointkim.com/ I work hard for your referral

The Biggest Strawberry I Ever Ate - Puerto Penasco/Rocky Point Mexico

I bought this basket of strawberries on February 4 from a local street vendor. Just your standard plastic mesh basket. I didn't get too far into the berries before I discovered this beauty. So I posed it next to a tennis ball before I bit in, yummmm!
Oh, the season is a bit early here, I bought a basket of cherries that same day.

It's a Beautiful Day in Rocky Point!Best Regards, Kim Barber RE/MAX LegacyOffice 638 383-1425 US Office 602 334-4359 US Landline 408 890-7806 FAX 1-888-629-1641 KimJBarber@hotmail.comhttp://www.rockypointkim.com/I work hard for your referral