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Ally Aug 6th, 2004 10:12 AM

No, we have not made it to Neta's place yet! We were contemplating swinging by there on our last trip in May, but with Leslie's broken leg we decided not too. But, thanks for the suggestion to email her, great idea!

I know what you mean about land cost in CR. You don't want to know how much we spent for about 1.3 acres by the beach in Nosara. My husband and I could not have done it alone...thankfully, my brother and sister are 'in business' with us!

shillmac Aug 6th, 2004 10:43 AM

Yes, I have "something" of an idea of what you have invested. One day when we were there, we drove one of the profesoras from the language school our daughter was in from Flamingo to Huacas so she could catch a bus to Santa Cruz. She told us that her father has some property to sell on Playas Avellena (sp?) for $25 per sq meter. Gave us his number and everything. We thought it would be interesting to look into and the price seemed reasonable-. That is one of the small beaches south of Tamarindo that we have never been to, but I thought it sounded interesting! My husband just loves the central valley climate!

I didn't know if you would consider checking with Neta or not. It just occured to me that you are building the same size (small) property in the same price range, so I thought perhaps she could be helpful and I know she would be glad to chat about it. Again, keep us all informed! How's the weather in Austin, btw? Feel like Guanacaste in the dry season? :)

Ally Aug 6th, 2004 12:05 PM

I have already emailed Neta and bless her heart she has already replied! She is going to be a big help, thanks again for the suggestion!
YES, it feels like Guanacaste here..101 with 100% humidity yesterday! We had a small freak 'cold front' come through, so it's only 95% today. Lovely. HA!



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