Rosarito Baja California Mexico Real Estate Tour 2024

Are you dreaming of owning a piece of paradise? Look no further than Rosarito, Mexico! In this video, Darrell Graham, your trusted real estate expert, dives into the top reasons why investing in Rosarito real estate is a fantastic choice. From breathtaking ocean views and a relaxed lifestyle to affordable property prices and proximity to the US border, Rosarito offers unparalleled opportunities for both vacation homes and investment properties. Discover the charm, the vibrant culture, and the incredible deals waiting for you in this coastal gem.
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[@tijuanataxi]

Rosarito has the most contaminated beaches and water in Mexico. This is no lie! Check other KZbin videos to verify this. The Mexican federal government has rankings of water quality of all beaches in Mexico. Also, Rosarito lacks infrastructure, lack of paved roads, inadequate water distribution, and lack of drainage. Plus it's extremely cold at night 9 months of the year, with a heavy rainy season. You're far better off in Cancun or Cabo San Lucas where winter is not cold at all. Mexico’s federal commission against sanitary risks recently labeled six beaches in Tijuana and Rosarito as being the most polluted in all of Mexico when it comes to fecal matter. The bacteria comes from raw sewage in the water. The agency says these six beaches far exceed the acceptable health levels set by the World Health Organization. During the last quarter of this year, 254 beaches throughout Mexico were surveyed and the six in Northern Baja topped the list as the most polluted as a result of sewage in the water. The federal agency said in a statement “immediate actions need to take place at these six beaches to prevent health risks for tourists and Mexican nationals.” The fecal matter is believed to have come from discharges of untreated sewage at a plant in Punta Bandera about five miles south of the border. The state of Baja California has announced a plan to refurbish the Punta Bandera facility starting in January, but the work should take almost a year to complete. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3jIlGiAr76la8Usi=7dgSz_ZQPgoH5p4f

[@cindyk3076]

That is a nice home in a beautiful location, thanks for showing us!

[@chasingtheAmericanDream]

You are very welcome!

[@Subwaygaryf]

Really enjoying these Rosarito videos!

[@chasingtheAmericanDream]

So happy to hear that! 😎

[@BajaLifer]

Better buy that lot behind or that balcony view will turn into viewing new neighbors bathroom window

[@conchitaminnix2479]

Horrible😂

[@xxlionroarxxxxxxxx4438]

You’re horrible 😂