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Learn more about Costa Rica in International Living Postcards--your daily escape
Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2007
Want to know if you’re getting a fair shake when you buy property in Costa Rica? It may soon be easier to compare property prices.
Read OnThe Secret Side of Costa Rica
Date: 09/21/2007If you love Costa Rica but hate the crowds--escape to the Caribbean coast. This coastline has fewer than 10% of the population living on this 125-mile stretch of wild and rugged terrain.
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Buying a second home in Costa Rica's Central Valley-why now is the time to revisit this expat-friendly land
Date: 03/01/2007
A couple of decades ago Costa Rica was near the top of the list for almost anyone interested in a second home in the sun. Then things started to change. Prices rose, the bureaucracy became stifling, and the country abandoned its famed pensionado program that provided financial incentives to foreigners on a fixed income.
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Best of Costa Rica
Date: 06/26/2006Costa Rica boasts some of the best-preserved countryside in Latin America.
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End of the Line, Costa Rica
Date: 06/12/2006You can't drive here--only a one-hour plane ride from San Jose or a three-hour boat ride from the nearest city can get you to this jungle.
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Save $30,000 on dental costs in Paradise
Date: 06/01/2006
"You've got a lot of issues."
"Yep, that's why I'm here."
The fancy computer monitor displayed a vivid picture of my mouth. Not a pretty sight. Fifty-three years of avoiding the dentist and not flossing or brushing properly had finally caught up with me.
Read OnBest Offshore Structure in Latin America
Date: 02/28/2006There's more to Costa Rica than rainforests, beaches, mountains, and canopy tours.
Read OnFire on the Mountain
Date: 10/28/2003At 7.20 a.m. on July 29, 1968, Costa Rica's Arenal Volcano erupted, blowing its west side completely off and devastating a 15-square-kilometer area. It's been active ever since.
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