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a nice piece we saw today
Today my wife and I saw a sign with properties for sale. Prices lowered from $4/sqm to $2/sqm. So we called the guy, and he drove down and we took a look at what he had available. He's got several lots, among them a 2 ha and .5 ha piece, and for whatever reason in August he put a mortgage on the 2ha piece, and it appears he needs the money (of course you can never tell). They are moderately remote, unfortunately, and steep, - but both have bulldozed house-lots, and nice trees and good views - the 2ha lot has some huge, amazing trees. Their development has a website - Tierras Morenas is the name of the nearby tico community and also the name of their website. There's some contact information on the website, but it might be smarter to call the owner directly (I can give you the number privately) if you are interested. If you look at the map of the development, the lots I looked at today are marked 'NATURE RESERVE' !!! It goes to show just how much you can trust the developer when they guarantee that part of the lot is a "NATURE RESERVE"!! But if you want to buy it, you can make it a nature reserve ;)