Calle 13 Sur between 15 Av Sur & 15 Av Sur Bis # 300
Residence with 10 bedrooms, 12
bathrooms, 3 living rooms, 3 dining rooms, Pantry, antinuclear shelter,
private disco, office, study, SPA, (steam room and massages and half
bathroom), laundry room, vegetable patch, hen house, peacock cage , two
covered garages, three storage rooms, fruit and ornamental trees and an
emergency power plant for the whole house.
Two thousand square meters of land with approximately one thousand three hundred square meters of construction.
$2,200,000 USD (Furnished)
(the residence with all its contents)
Includes for example beautiful
works of art; Mexican Artist Diego Rivera, Botero, Nierman, etc, (except
for ten personal objects: family silver, two oils, individual wooden
carousel seat and two medium-sized ivory tusks)
Excellent
location and one of the best views towards the beach within Reef
Residences. 466m2 distributed on two levels plus terraces.
It has 3 bedrooms
with option to 4, 4.5 bathrooms, dining room with terrace, closed
kitchen, luxury finishes, central air conditioning, private roof garden,
terraces and two parking places.
The condo has 2 heated pools, one of which is a large infinity pool and jacuzzy, palapas and beach chairs for private use.
Are you ready to own your own Complex of Apartments?
Bonita Uh La La, consists of 2 floors, beautiful 9 independent apartments, just 1 minute walk from Uqroo University.
With pool and all services.
Excellent for constant CASH FLOW!
Each apartment / studio has a full
bathroom, 2 single or double beds, a dressing room, dining room, fully
equipped kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, blender,
utensils, crockery, Internet and air conditioning as well as cable and
electricity meter.
Two apartments have a balcony overlooking the pool and one
overlooking the street. All departments have blacksmiths and
anticyclonic windows. Garage, green areas, common areas, lounges,
swimming pool.
This 2 story home has 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms.
Living room, dining area, kitchen, garage and a back patio with a
grill. The 2nd floor has two terraces, one facing the street and one at
the back!
The house is fully equipped with 3 water storage containers for a total 2,500 m3 of water storage capacity.
You will never run out of water!
Lot size: 7.5m x 16m = Total 120m2Construction Size: 167.23m2
2 bedrooms, 2 bath, laundry area with stackable washer and dryer, 1 car enclosed covered parking, patio in front with pergola, patio in back, walk-in closet in master, bedroom, nice wooden doors on 2nd bedroom closet stainless steel refrigerator, stove, microwave. Light, bright house. with automatic garage door opener. Lot size: 153.17 m2 Approximately 1650 s.f.
The
large 25,000 hectors is located across from Beach Clubs with entrance
through Oceans Grand Costa Sur business. The land is mangrove free and a
developers dream. 100 meters frontage by 250 meters deep. I have the
USO de Suelo (usage letter) for the land. Call us today and we will be
happy to send.
Wake up to the beautiful views in this 3 bedroom,
3.5 bathrooms home. This home features an additional private bedroom,
living room, dining, kitchen, bathroom in the Guest apartment. Fully
Furnished home sleeps 12 comfortably. Has been a great vacation rental
property. Fully equipped kitchen with bar, microwave, toaster, blender,
etc. All the bedrooms face the beautiful azul crystal clear waters of
the Caribbean. The living room is double high ceilings with excellent
views to the pool and ocean. The house is completely air conditioned,
double car garage, a workshop, outdoor shower and dressing room, water
sports storage room, and rinse tank. and comes complete with books,
DVD´s, Cable TV, games, puzzles for your relaxing entertainment.
A home unlike any
other in Cozumel. Set in the lush gardens is Villa Noble. A
Medditerranean style luxury home that offers the privacy of home
ownership and all of the benefits of a resort lifestyle. This spacious
home has 2 bedrooms and 2 and a half baths. It is being sold fully
furnished, move in ready, with it's own garage. All of the furnishings
have been imported to the Island, and the quality of the marble and
granite and carpentry is second to none...Read more>>>
Don't miss the opportunity , the home is a one in a million.
This home is available to see by appointment only.
Beautifully furnished
oceanfront Condo with 3 Bedrooms, an office area, and 4 full Bathrooms.
This condo not only has
the fabric hurricane protects but also has the aluminum hurricane
protectors and the building was constructed with special air holes which
allow air to flow through instead of pressure to build up. This condo
has 2 central air conditioning units and a decorative fireplace making
it feel like home.
More photos>>>
The building has a nice workout room, showers,
sauna, massage room, a cook on sight to make you breakfast or lunch an
poolside drinks for a small, small cost. Great amenities! Conseirge
parking, small lobby, and 24 hour security.
Condo size: 223 m2 Approximately 2,450 s.f. Terrace: 33 m2 Approximately 360 s.f.
PRICE REDUCED FROM $1,700,000.00 USD
TO $1,300,000 USD
Newly reduced from $550,000 USD
to $499,000 USD
PRICE FOR A QUICK SALE!
PRICE REDUCED FROM $570,000.00 USD
TO $549,000 USD
VILLA CRISTINA
Calle 37 Sur with 25 Avenida,
Ix-Chel Neighborhood
CASA GEMELAS N-1
Av. 20 south No. 1240 y 1260 between 19
and 21 st.
CASA CARITAS B&B Calle 21 Sur Between AV. Felipe Angeles & 40 Av. Sur
Villa
Cristina is a unique property suited for either a large family or as a
bed and breakfast opportunity.
The estate consists of a total of
five bedrooms and six bathrooms.
The front house is a two story two bedroom two bath home with a
kitchen, dining room, living area and laundry room. To enjoy the
remainder of the property you pass by the pool to a beautiful garden
area where you find three roomy bedroom suites each complete with large
bathrooms and shower areas.
At the back of the garden is a palapa
covered living and kitchen. The bedroom suites are constructed to
facilitate the addition of a second floor to easily expand additional
suites.
The lot is 500 square meters (5,382
sq. ft.) and the construction totals 281.12 square meters (3,026 sq.
ft.).
NEWLY REMODELED MEDITERRANEAN STYLE HOUSE REFRESHING POOL WITH
WATERFALL,
3 BEDROOMS, 3 AND HALF BATHROOMS,
LAUNDRY,
LARGE KITCHEN W/ STOVE, GRANITE FINISHES AND TILE FROM JALISCO.
WHITE WALLS
MINIMALIST,
GERMAN GROHE FAUCETS IN BATHS,
PARKING FOR A CAR.
Looking to run a BnB in Cozumel or an affordable large home in the Independencia neighborhood?
This 5 bedroom, 5 1/2 bath home is
configured with 2 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths on the first floor that can
operate as a seperate home with 3 bedrooms, each with its own bath on
the second floor, all units share a lovely outdoor kitchen terrace but
they each have their own electric meter.This property has gated, offstreet
parking and is within walking distance to shops and restaurants on 30th
avenue, and a straight shot to Melgar and all of the parades and
activities.
CASA CORPUS 5th Av. Sur # 1321 between Calle 21 Sur & Calle 23 Sur
CASA PINEDA Between 65 Av. And 65 Av. Bis #1180 entre las calles 23 y 25 Sur by Courthouse y Ship
PUESTA DEL SOL Ph II 1S Av. Rafael E. Melgar, Zona Hotelera Nte.
CORPUS CHRISTI neighborhood, our island's most desirable area.
Two blocks from the ocean, "Casa Corpus 5th Avenue" is all about location in
With two bedrooms and a bathroom, Living room & Kitchen, there is space to expand. With off street parking for 2 cars, with a cozy garden area and outdoor laundry room. You can add a pool, bedrooms and additional bathroom if you want.
This is a great opportunity to own a house at 5th avenue in Corpus Christi!
Condo that is just up from the pool,
great oceanview 3 Bedroom
2 Bathrooms
Remodeled kitchen
big terrace off the living room and
master bedroom facing the pool
Close to Puerto Abrigo to catch
fishing boats and some dive boats.
This building is close enough to
walk into town for most people.
The team at Cozumel Living would like to wish
Jason a very special Happy Birthday!
And Now It All Starts!
A
miserable last week! Who would ever have predicted that in the Great
State of Texas, the largest energy producer in the U.S., we would be
sitting in subzero temperatures in our homes with no power and no water?
Almost every home in the state without power at some time; many with
no power for days. Temperatures of 38 to 52 degrees in our homes not
uncommon. Busted water pipes with water flowing through the house making
it even more difficult as now no power and no water. And even when the
weather finally changed on Saturday, still many with no water, busted
pipes, and now the problem in the grocery stores where we find a
shortage of even the most basic food items.
So
how in the world did this all happen? Well, if you believe the finger
pointing now going on, it was “the other guy that didn’t do what was
needed.” The Governor blames ERCOT. ERCOT blames the Providers. The
Providers blame the fact that the wind and solar generation facilities
did not work because of the snow and cold. And to top it off, now the
Democrats are blaming the Republicans! Take your pick.
It
is true that about 23% of the power for our electrical grid comes from
wind and solar power. It is also true that this source did not work
because of the extreme weather conditions. But why didn’t it work after
it does work in colder states like Minnesota, and why doesn’t it work
after the Providers being told previously to winterize those facilities?
The extreme weather was certainly no surprise as the TV’s weather guys
were telling us all how bad it was going to be the week before the
actual event. But still the non-carbon related sources of generation did
not work.
How
about the rest of the Provider facilities? Well, unbelievably, many of
these facilities could not operate because their equipment froze from
the extreme weather as it was not winterized. ERCOT claims they told the
Providers of the upcoming weather and advised the facilities to
winterize their equipment. The Providers claim it is too expensive to do
this for the unlikely event of such a drastic catastrophic event.
The
Governor says that ERCOT, the week before the weather conditions, had
claimed that sufficient power was available to serve the State of Texas.
ERCOT claimed that if had not taken the drastic step of the rolling
blackouts, which in many cases led to long outages, when they did, the
entire power grid would have failed, and the entire state would have
been without power for weeks or months. The Texas Public Utility
Commission, which in conjunction with the State Legislature overseas
ERCOT, has remained relatively quite through all of the crisis. The
Governor now is directing the State Legislature to implement legislation
to ensure an event such as this never happens again.
Who
really didn’t do their job? In my opinion, it’s simple, none of them
did! I learned a long time ago that a proven management principle is
essential if one wants to guarantee the best chance for success. You
have simply got to check on what has been directed to make sure it is
actually getting done. It is commonly called “Management by walking
around” or another way of saying “That which the boss checks gets done.”
Clearly ERCOT didn’t check to see if the Providers winterized their
equipment. The bosses at the Providers either didn’t direct that
equipment be winterized or if they did , they forgot to check to see if
it was done. The Governor and the PUC never checked to see if what ERCOT
reported was correct. And the list goes on of who didn’t follow through
on what they thought was happening. And we the citizens suffered
because of all the ineptitude of the responsible “leaders”.
What
will happen now? There will probably be a lot of hand wringing and
continued finger pointing. A taskforce will likely be appointed to
investigate why this happened and recommendations will be made as to how
to prevent it in the future….probably just like the last
recommendations which were made after the last major power outages in
Texas in 1989 and 2011. Let’s hope they get it right this time and
actually implement what is recommended and let’s hope they also remember
some of the very basic management principles that might have prevented
this disaster.
Jerry Hogan is a former
Rockwall County Judge
and can be reached at
214-394-4033
Labeling of coral transplants begins in Cozumel reef restoration program
As part of their ongoing restoration program, the Cozumel Parks and
Museums Foundation began the process of labeling coral transplants
(Elkhorn coral / Acropora palmata) in order to continue monitoring of
the project in the Chankanaab Natural Park.
Rafael Chacón Díaz, director of Conservation and Environmental
Education explained that the Chankanaab coral system restoration program
began in 2017, and is being carried out in coordination with Oceanus,
AC. To date, the site has been repopulated with a 1,500 coral fragments.
He explained that as a result of the success, the growth of the
corals has been registered and branches of more than seven centimeters
have been generated, which have been separated and planted to expand the
restoration area...READ MORE
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CFE sub-marine power line project set for Cozumel
Approximately 16 kilometers of underwater cable will be added to modernize the sub-marine electric lines that power the island of Cozumel. Mayor Pedro Joaquín Delbouis explained that they are reviewing the expansion of the CFE cable that runs to the island.
“Twenty three years after its installation, the island’s electrical capacity will be expanded with the modernization, an investment will be triggered and it will encourage job creation, one of our main priorities given the difficult situation that the destination is going through due to the pandemic of Covid-19,” Joaquín Delbouis explained.
He says the project would provide 15 to 20 more years of life to the electrical infrastructure, which currently has six 34,500-volt lines, which will be reinforced with three lines of 115,000 volts... READ MORE>>>
Mexico’s Plan for COVID -19 vaccination
The Secretary of Health announced today, December 8, how the
vaccination plan will be and the time it will take to apply the vaccine.
vaccination will start with health personnel and subsequently be
prioritized according to the level of risk of having severe COVID as it
may be age and comorbidities. (The persons at high risk with diabetes,
high blood pressure, obesity, etc.). it is expected that by the first
trimester of 2022 the vaccination of the entire population of the
Republic of Mexico will conclude.
Mexico’s plan for Covid – 19 vaccination
Stage Two
February 2021 – April 2021
The remaining Health Personnel and people age 60 and over
Travelers on the island of Cozumel will now be able to undergo a
Covid-19 test prior to ferry boarding. The news came from the general
director of the Comprehensive Port Administration of Quintana Roo,
(APIQROO) who says starting February 18, the ferry terminal at Cozumel
will begin operating its portable lab.
APIQROO head Alicia Ricalde Magaña says the Cozumel maritime terminal
will have a Marko Teck Laboratory module from where tests can be
carried out to detect the presence of the virus. She said that the port area of Cozumel is one more option for
international tourists who are in need of a negative covid test to
return to the country of origin. The portable lab will be able to
provide antigen test results in about 20 minutes and PCR test results in
about two hours.
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