New Info About Las Villas de San Buenas

We will be providing more information about several new home designs in the next couple of weeks, but in the meantime, below is a link with the most up to date information about Las Villas de San Buenas.

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Welcome to Las Villas de San Buenas, Costa Rica

Las Villas de San Buenas (Osa) is the perfect Costa Rica real estate development for those looking to experience the best of what Costa Rica has to offer as well as the benefits and security of living in a planned development. It’s location in the Osa region (South Pacific) of Costa Rica puts residence of the community in the heart of Costa Rica’s incredible wildlife.

San Buenas Costa Rica New Information 3D home design

We recently updated the information packet for Las Villas de San Buenas. It now includes a 3D rendering of our next home to be built as well as some new photos of wildlife, toucans and fruit that are found in the Osa, Costa Rica project.

Video of Ballena National Park near Ballena Beach Club

Owners in Las Villas de San Buenas have the opportunity to be an owner in the Ballena Beach Club. Here is the beach in Ballena National Park that is about 200 meters from Ballena Beach Club in Uvita.

Costa Rica investments in bio-fuel/agro

Costa Rica investments in bio-fuels and sustainable agro developments

Medical tourism up in Costa Rica

Medical tourism is up in Costa Rica

Medical tourism continues to grow in Costa Rica. Last year, 36,000 tourists visited the country for health-related reasons, according to new figures from the Council for the International Promotion of the Costa Rica Medicine (PROMED). In 2009, 30,000 medical tourists visited Costa Rica.

PROMED reported that those who visit Costa Rica for medical procedures often travel with a companion and spend six times more than an average tourist. In 2010, medical tourists brought in $295 million to the country. Most of these visitors arrive from the United States and Canada.

The most popular form of medical tourism remains dentistry. Almost 40 percent of medical tourists visit Costa Rica for a dental procedure. Other popular procedures relate to weight reduction, orthopedics, cardiovascular and cosmetic and plastic surgery.

Harvesting of Momones Chinos in San Buenaventura

Every July/August the momones chinos are harvested in the Osa region of Costa Rica. Momones chinos grow on trees and come in two colors – red and yellow. The red ones are exported to El Salvador while the yellow ones generally stay in Costa Rica.

Updated Information and Booklet about Las Villas de San Buenas

The following link will provide you a PDF of the most up to date information about Las Villas de San Buenas, the surrounding area and our customers.

http://villagecostarica.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/lasvillassanbuenas_2011_2.pdf

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The Village of San Buenas Master Planner Featured

For many developers the goal is the same: Plat as many houses as possible on the land and maximize the profit.

Rick Harrison, a Twin Cities-based software developer and planner, sees an alternative. In software that he’s developed to solve the complicated process of figuring out how to configure hundreds of houses on a tract of land, he’s moved beyond the grids and cul de sacs of many developments. His focus is on efficiency and livable communities.

Costa Rica Tourism Up 9 percent in 2010 vs 2009

Through September of this year, the ICT reports that an estimated 1.6 million people have visited Costa Rica in 2010, a 9 percent increase over the same period in 2009.