By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
In the process of selling, we get thousands of questions about the weather in certain area. I always ask the owners to reply to that question. So I am sharing with you the answer by Espiritu Libre Cabin´s owner to: How´s the weather like in Tzintzuntzan?
The weather in general….in the winter, daytime
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By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
After I show you some numbers, you are going to fight for this property.
But, before I tell you more about it, I want you to answer some questions:
Have you ever dreamed about…
… admiring the lake and mountains every morning while you eat breakfast in your porch?
… retire in a small picturesque and
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By Liliana Elena Rodríguez
It was a very nice Sunday morning when we arrived to the hotel Fiesta Inn in Morelia. There we met a lively realtor’s group which was very excited to visit and learn about Michoacan’s culture. I knew we would get along well right away.
We started the day by going around the streets
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By John Glaab
“A Glimpse of Michoacan” was an added attraction to the Annual Conference of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professions. (AMPI).
The event was a real estate tour of the area surrounding Morelia, the capital of Michoacan. It brought together a group of Realtors®, mainly from the Texas Association of Realtors (TAR), but also
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By Linda Neil
Tour agenda:
DEPARTURE TIME: 8:00 a.m. Lobby, Hotel Fiesta Inn, Morelia.
We will travel ten to fifteen minutes to a home in the historic center of Morelia where we will enjoy coffee and sweet rolls.
After a brief tour of historic Morelia where we will hear about history, land values and living style. Then we will
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By Liliana Elena Gonzalez
@mexatua
Join Linda Neil and me in the one day tour & realtors® networking session Glimpse of Michoacán, the Real México!
Why is Michoacán unique and why should a broker be interested? John Glaab (Linda´s husband) has sent me the following list:
Michoacán, the world’s avocado capital abounds with agricultural richness
Rich in culture and crafts, taught
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As October comes to a close, the little pueblo of Tzintzuntzan begins it’s preparations for one of its biggest festivals – Noche de los Muertos. Everyone in town is busy, flowers are fixed to the archway leading to the cemetery, large orange marigolds and red cockscomb appear in every corner of the village. Some people
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Tzintzuntzan is located in the North Shore of Lake Patzcuaro
Beautiful Mexican country home located in exclusive zone of waterfront properties in Tzintzuntzan. Here you can enjoy the peace and quiet of lakeside living, only 5 minutes from Quiroga, 15 from Patzcuaro and 45 from Morelia.The original house designed is based on a rustic Purhepecha
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By John K. Glaab, CIPS
Michoacan is a picturesque and culturally diverse, Mexican state. It has tall pine trees and mountains to the east and a Pacific coastline, parts of which are in appearance, similar to the Big Sur coast of California. Morelia, the state capital is known for its many cultural festivals. Among them International
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An interesting aside: the large grounds have many olive trees that are very old, having been imported from Spain at the time the convent was built.
By Lucille Arneson
Visit to Templo de Santiago in Tupataro On our last day of the tour, after finishing our Continental breakfasts at the hotel, we found ourselves on the
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