A fellow writer here in our adopted town of Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico, said to me once that surely a sign of civility of any town, anywhere, has to be in its plethor...
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The most important real estate industry event in Mexico took place at the Expo Bancomer in Mexico City on June 1st and 2nd. The “Expo Desarrollo Inmobiliario 2010”, ...
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San Miguel de Allende has been ranked as one of the top ten most desired cities in the world to retire in by several international publications. So, what’s happening w...
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Make the most and discover why the fair of Aguascalientes won the right to be called the Fair of Mexico. Wander over its area of more than 90 hectares of vast and vang...
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The historic colonial town of San Miguel de Allende is attracting more and more attention from such prestigious publications as ABC News, Conde Nast Traveler and Money Ma...
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Some 500 years ago, the Spanish came to the central highlands of Mexico looking for silver and gold. Their settlements grew into bustling towns and cities, some of which...
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San Miguel is located on the semi-arid high plains of Central Mexico, near the area known as the Bajío. Geographically, it is almost the center of Mexico, making it eas...
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Buy Impulse or Rent and Have a Look Around History Guanajuato is the capital of the State of Guanajuato. It has long been a Mexican tourist destination that is jus...
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San Miguel de Allende lies to the south of Mexico’s central high plain, and is close to the agricultural area known as the Bajio. It is easily accessible by air or on ...
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I’ve made a discovery. It’s taken awhile to arrive at the point where I think I am beginning to understand something. I think I finally have had a “light bulb” ...
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We pulled into San Luis Potosi about 2:00 p.m. after a very pleasant run on one of Mexico’s fine bus lines. I love Mexican buses. Mexico did what I am convinced no ot...
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The Mixing of Architectural Styles Some of the many things that can bore me nearly to death, or at the very least put me into a slumber coma, are soap operas, American...
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My wife and I are now beginning our fourth year as American expats in Guanajuato, Mexico. Sometimes it seems only yesterday that we sold all we owned in Overland Park, Ka...
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