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• Puerto Vallarta at a turning point amid rapid development and gentrification Puerto Vallarta, one of Mexico's most popular tourist destinations, is currently undergoing a profound transformation as gentrification takes hold. This phenomenon, which brings with it the influx of wealthier residents and tourists, has generated considerable debate among the local community about its impact on the city's character, economy and population. The double impact of investments In recent years…
• Superpeso falls again: Mexican peso falls against the dollar as markets await key US inflation data Mexico City – The Mexican peso fell against the U.S. dollar on Monday morning, ending a three-day bullish streak. The depreciation comes as the market prepares for key inflation data from the United States that could have significant implications for monetary policy and the economic outlook on both sides of the border. For…
• WestJet and Air Transat are increasing their flight connections from Canada to Puerto Vallarta for the winter season Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – Canadian airlines WestJet and Air Transat have announced that they will significantly increase their flight frequencies to Puerto Vallarta for the upcoming winter season as they anticipate increasing demand from foreign visitors. The move is intended to boost tourism in the region and provide more travel options for Canadian tourists seeking the warm, …
• President López Obrador announces completion of Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta short-haul route before the end of his term Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has announced that the final section of the Guadalajara-Puerto Vallarta short-distance rail line will be completed and inaugurated before the end of his term. This announcement was made during his recent visit to the neighboring state of Nayarit, where he inaugurated the penultimate section of the line, significantly improving the quality of the line.
• Crocodiles are more frequently seen in Puerto Vallarta during the rainy season Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – As the rainy season progresses, the chances of encountering crocodiles in various areas, including rivers, beaches, seas and even urban areas, increase significantly. This is a common phenomenon at this time of year, as these reptiles expand their territory due to rising water levels and changes in their habitat. Armando…
• Superpeso: Mexican peso likely to gain against the dollar after turbulent week The Mexican peso is expected to gain against the US dollar this week, continuing its recent trend driven by robust data from the US economy. Despite a slight decline in Friday's session, the peso remains on an uptrend, reflecting broader economic momentum between the two countries. According to the latest data…
• Superpeso: Mexican peso gains as US inflation eases and expectations of Fed rate cut rise The Mexican peso showed significant strength on Wednesday morning, gaining against the US dollar following news that inflation in the US eased last month. This development has reinforced market expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) may cut its interest rates in September, providing a favorable outlook for the Mexican currency. As…
• Mexican tourist destinations such as Puerto Vallarta are experiencing a rise in real estate investments in dollars In recent years, dollar-denominated real estate in Mexico's most popular tourist destinations, including Puerto Vallarta, has proven to be a robust investment opportunity. These properties have demonstrated their strength as a reliable store of value, especially when compared to alternatives valued in pesos. However, this trend has also contributed to a rapid increase in rental prices, affecting both…
• Superpeso: Mexican peso gains ground against the dollar at the start of the new week Mexico City – The Mexican peso showed signs of strengthening as it entered the new trading cycle after the currency managed to gain some momentum against the US dollar over the weekend. The peso's performance over the weekend is in line with the trend observed in the final days of the previous cycle and signals a favorable …
• Puerto Vallarta is the most expensive city for rent in Latin America Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco – A city long known for its vibrant culture and stunning coastal scenery, Puerto Vallarta has now established itself as the most expensive city in all of Latin America to rent an apartment. According to a recent study conducted by Numbeo, the average rental price in Puerto Vallarta is $1,095.79…