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Monday, April 19, 2010
Though we are pretty drawn to land deals in Costa Rica, we are still open to suggestions from potential members with ideas of other places to set up shop. In particular, I am wide open to the possibility of starting the community in the Philippines. Cebu especially captured my heart when I lived there a few years ago and the thought of returning for good is truly appealing.
Pros to starting a community in the Philippines: fertile land, wonderful people, affordability (in some cases).
Cons: Foreigners cannot own land, and it is a bit more costly and troublesome to try to attain some type of temporary citizenship for non-Filipinos. Costa Rica is relatively hassle-free in both of these regards.
Below, I've added a few specs to the growing list on a few properties in the Philippines.
LAND SPECS
LOCATION | WEB ADDRESS | SIZE/COST | ADDITIONAL INFO |
Lake Arenal, Costa Rica | 28.2 acres for $155K | $15K each for 10 members | |
Near San Jose, Costa Rica | 22.2 ACRES for $85K | $8.5K each for 10 members | |
Nicoya Pennisula, Costa Rica | 141 acres for $395K | $39.5K each for 10 members | |
La Cangreja, Costa Rica | 47 acres for $90K | $9K for 10 members | |
Osa Penninsula, Costa Rica | 40 acres for $185K | $18.5K for 10 members | |
Hojanja, Costa Rica | 128 acres for $676K neg. | ||
San Gerardo de Dota, Cartago, Costa Rica | 514 acres for $395K | $39.5 for 10ppl $13K for 30 families | |
Dumanjug, Philippines | 62 acres for $153K | $15.3K for 10ppl | |
Barangay Tubod,Sibonga | ?acres for 60Php per sqm | ||
cambinocot, Cebu City, Philippines | 11.3 acres for $52K | $5K each for 10ppl | |
Guiwanon Barili, Philippines | 7.9 acres for $32K | $6.2K for 5ppl | |
Igbaras, Iloilo, Philippines | 59 acres for $56K | $5.6K for 10ppl |
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