Sixteen residences from 1,395,000 to 9,900,000 dollars on the one beach in Cabo San Lucas you can actually swim at, three minutes from the marina. What the money buys, what the 1 Hotels brand really means, and why nobody here watches the sun set over water.
Six hundred and forty four properties, the entry into Los Cabos and the band with the strongest rental math. Where the inventory is, what it costs, and why I tell buyers here to ignore the view and read the income history.
Three hundred and twenty four houses, the largest block of real inventory in Los Cabos. Where they are, what the money buys, and the three questions about the building that decide whether it was a good purchase.
One hundred and forty two houses sit between one and five million dollars here. Where they are, what the money actually buys, and why I tell every buyer in this band to look at Palmilla first.
Eighteen finished residences are listed above five million dollars in Los Cabos. Here is every one of them with its price, its size and its community, plus why I tell buyers at this level to stay inside a hotel brand.
There is exactly one finished residence for sale above ten million dollars in Los Cabos today. Everything else at that level is land. Here is the full list, what it is really for, and why five million buys a better life than ten.
Ten residences, twelve parcels, a Blue Flag A plus beach and the first Jack Nicklaus Signature course built in Latin America. What Palmilla actually costs in 2026, what it does not have, and why the most expensive thing for sale here is land.
One of the oldest master planned communities on the Corridor, with a Robert Trent Jones Jr. golf course, private Sea of Cortez beach and a new Surf Club. What that means if you are buying here, and what it means if you are selling.
At this price point the sale is decided in the two weeks after the tour, not during it. These are the five things serious buyers quietly check, and what each one costs a seller who is not ready.