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Commercial Real Estate: State of the Art Logistics Warehouses at Solarium

Looking to Purchase a State-of-the-Art Commercial Space? Check out Solarium, Guanacaste’s Largest Mixed-Use Real Estate Development

Strategically located across from Liberia’s Guanacaste Airport (LIR) on Rt. 21, Solarium is a mixed-use mega project that includes a free trade zone, a Hilton Garden Inn, a Hampton by Hilton hotel, a PriceSmart, corporate space, a Coca-Cola plant, and some cutting-edge office and warehouse spaces perfect for your business – whatever it may be.

Shipping Your Stuff to Costa Rica

You Can Schlepp the Small Stuff, But the Big Stuff Will Need to be Shipped on a Container.

“I have a lot of ‘stuff’ in my home in Houston. How do I get it to Playas del Coco?”

So, you’ve decided that you want to make the move to Costa Rica! But you can’t fathom living without your great grandmother’s solid oak Victorian armoire, your Sleep Number 360 Smart Bed, your Harley Davidson Heritage Softail Classic, and your Contender 32 ST twin Yamaha 300 HP outboard “fishing machine”.

The Pros & Cons of Living in Guanacaste

Vacations are great! Then, there's real life.

It’s easy to fall in love with a beautiful, sunny, tropical place when you’re on vacation.

C’mon, we’ve all done it. Everything is new. Life is easy. Idylic. For a week or ten days we can forget about the bad weather, our boss, job stress, traffic – the realities of daily life. The money flows. So do the drinks. Life is good. And then, it’s time to go home again. And we’re already longing for that next vacation from seat 27D on the flight back.

The Best Time of Year to Travel to Costa Rica is Winter in Guanacaste!

Unlearn everything you’ve ever learned about summer and winter in North America because winter is green season here in Guanacaste!

For those of us who live here and who are in-the-know, the winter months in Guanacaste are our favorites! Winter rocks here in Guanacaste! Find out why.

We’re on the cusp of winter here in Guanacaste. Our hot, dry, windy summer is ending after 6 months of nary a drop of rain, blazing sunshine, and daytime temperatures from 93˚F to 100˚F (34˚C to 38˚C).

Being Real: So, You Want to Live and Work in Costa Rica?

Thinking About Working in Costa Rica to Support Your Pura Vida Lifestyle? 

If you want to work here legally, plan on embarking on a labor of love.

For so many of those who come to visit Costa Rica on vacation, it’s love at first sight. And she’s a real beauty, let me tell you! Costa Rica not only looks different, it feels different. There’s a palpable, tangible, profound, unmistakable, and inexplicable vibe that envelops you as soon as you arrive – whether by air, land, or sea.

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