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Why Live at Lake Chapala

Jocotepec

Jocotepec, Jalisco. Located on the shores of the majestic Lake Chapala, Jocotepec is an enclave of history, culture and natural beauty. This picturesque municipality is distinguished by its traditional architecture, vibrant murals and rich gastronomy. But what truly defines Jocotepec is its people, whose warmth and hospitality are as remarkable as the surrounding landscape. In this blog, we will...

Lake Chapala home improvements

You just bought your new home in Lake Chapala! But it's not your dream home yet. What can you expect when making home improvements in Lake Chapala? There are going to be some obvious differences between home improvement projects here and north of the border.   Whether you want a complete remodel or just fresh paint, all projects are possible at Lake Chapala. What to expect A common reason...

Home loans in Mexico for expats

Home loans in Mexico for expatriates... Don't let the sun go down on your dreams of homeownership in Mexico even if you don't have all the cash you need. One of the first questions expats often ask real estate agents in Mexico is about financing options. While the truth is that there are some financing options available to expats, you need to know about the realities of mortgage lending in Mexico....

Buying Lake Chapala Real Estate

Buying Real Estate in Lake Chapala... here are a few things to consider. Many people dream of moving to paradise, and for many people that place is the Lake Chapala area. Because of its near-perfect year-round weather and friendly people, it has become a top destination for many expats. But before you spend your money, there are a few things to consider when buying Lake Chapala real...

Consider Living in Chapala

Consider living in Chapala if you want a warm and welcoming community. The city of Chapala is the main anchor on the north side of Lake Chapala. It is also the seat of the Municipality of Chapala, which includes everything to the west, from Ajijic Oeste, Ajijic Centro, La Floresta, San Antonio Tlayacapan, and Riberas del Pilar. East of Chapala includes the towns of Santa Cruz de la Soledad, San Nicolás...

Buying Real Estate and Retiring on Lake Chapala

Where to buy real estate and retire in Lake Chapala is your biggest decision. Because there are several retirement communities in Lake Chapala, we suggest that you first think about what you really need in your life and make a list of those things. Then make a second list of what you would like to have. When you finish your list of needs/wants, you can start looking for the cities that offer your most...

Cost of living in Lake Chapala

The Comparative Cost of Living in Lake Chapala Compared to most areas of the world, Lake Chapala offers a more affordable lifestyle. The natural beauty, fresh food and diverse scenery, phenomenal weather and activities make life more fun and enjoyable. Budgets vary depending on where you live in Lake Chapala communities. Some areas, such as Ajijic, San Antonio Tlayacapan, or Riberas del Pilar have some...

Purchase of Household Goods in Lake Chapala

Shopping for household goods in a new place can be difficult at times, but we'll give you a list of places where you can buy anything you need for your new home.   Tio Sam's - home appliances Muebles Caddilac - custom made furniture Rustico Furniture - hand made and hand painted furniture Electrodomesticos Camerena - Sale and service of home appliances Calli Intramuros - Furniture and...

Healthcare Quality

Quality and cost of medical care

Lake Chapala is consistently ranked high because it has top-of-the-line hospitals and health centers with modern equipment, English-speaking physicians and extremely low costs. Many doctors in Chapala and the Guadalajara area have completed their medical training in the United States and continue their education through seminars and conferences in Europe and the United States. Guadalajara has a world-class...

Incredible climate and natural beauty

Incredible climate and natural beauty One of my reasons for moving to Lake Chapala was to get away from the hot Oaxacan summers and cold winters. The high utility costs that go along with the extreme temperatures. Now, I live in San Nicolas de Ibarra, Lake Chapala. The temperature is around 75-80 degrees during the day and around 65-70 degrees at night. I don't even have or need an air conditioner or...

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