"The Costa Rica Home Finders"
Finding a home in Costa Rica when you are not even sure where you want to be is daunting, So there is few questions you need to ask your self and find answers for them:

The house looks great; freshly painted walls, natural wood work with new varnish, doors close nicely, kitchen and bathrooms have good water pressure, drains work, no sparks from the electrical outlets, but what about:

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We answer your questions, and help you find the home you are looking for. Contact us- there's no obligation, you'll be glad you did, like so many satisfied people before you. Over 25 years of experience with real estate solutions helping people like you satisfy their home finding needs in Costa Rica.

New Costa Rican Hotels Join Ranks of 'World's Best' -- These are happy and proud moments for Costa Rica as two of its hotels have been selected to appear in three of the most prestigious international magazines dedicated to tourism. Condé Nast Traveler, Andrew Harper and Travel Leisure chose the hotels El Silencio, located in the Alajuela Province, Valverde Vega, and Arenas del Mar in Manuel Antonio on the Central Pacific Coast, for their stylish luxury, divine cuisine and stunning natural settings.

Costa Rica Forests May House Lost Amphibian Species -- In the 1980s, a horrible fungus began to affect the world's amphibian population, preventing them from breathing through their skin, essentially suffocating the animals. As it spread, the Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis fungus threatened more than one-third of the world's amphibian population with extinction, and experts report that 120 species have become extinct within the last 25 years. Now, experts will travel to Costa Rica to search for and help several endangered species. Hottest New Destinations in Costa Rica

Nosara -- This Pacific Coast haven is without a doubt one of the most beautiful and special places to go to in Costa Rica. Somehow it has managed to escape the ravages caused by development and the town itself is still as sleepy as ever. It remains to be a typical fishing village that has begun to attract a nature-conscious crowd of surfers and yogis, many who have become permanent residents themselves. Why should you visit? Local hotels Harmony Nosara and L'Acqua Viva offer a refreshing mind and body experience with healthy organic meals and an atmosphere that demands tranquility and reflection that will have you feeling rejuvenated in no time!

Tortuguero -- This colorful destination, known for its namesake turtle nesting grounds, recently discovered how tourism and conservation can work hand in hand and tourism quickly established itself as one of the main industries in the area, next to fishing. With hundreds of miles of criss-crossing canals and rivers to explore by boat and a never-ending protected shoreline that is birth place to baby Greenback Turtles every year, Tortuguero is a natural wonderland ready to excite visitors around every turn.

Dominical -- The tiny surf town of Dominical on the southern Pacific Coast has been a budding expat community for those looking to get away from it all for quite some time now. Just recently, however, several new hotels in the region have stepped up the level of service and hospitality offered for those looking for a shorter stay. At Cuna del Angel and Cristal Ballena, expect breathtaking views of the Pacific ocean and numerous whale and dolphin sightings in the protected marine zone.