Around the beginning of November, Playa del Carmen gets cold, so cold, in fact, that the locals bring out their winter jackets and woolen winter hats. How cold is this freezing winter weather? Try 68 degrees!
Now, of course, you’re thinking that’s not cold at all. And you are right. Coming from Denver or Calgary, or anywhere north of the Rio Grande, you will find this winter to be pleasantly warm. You will be able to walk around in shorts and sandals, and you will see the locals shivering in their winter jackets and wondering what happened to them!
This is a great reason to buy real estate in Playa del Carmen; every year when the cold season rolls around instead of going through the aches, pains, and snow of a real winter (people here couldn’t even imagine what it’s like to get to 15ยบ F, let alone 0 or below , ) you could be enjoying walks on the beach.
Instead of having to put on a winter jacket and boots every morning, you could put on a bathing suit; instead of shoveling snow, you could be watching the kids shovel sand for their sandcastles on the beach (even the locals go to the beach in the middle of the day when the sun warms things up to about 75!) the news about the blizzard, you could be listening to a live Jazz concert right on the beach.
Homes and condos in Playa del Carmen can be found in many shapes, sizes, and locations, and for almost any budget; while beachfront luxury tends to be expensive, great properties can be found just a few blocks away at very affordable prices. In addition to this, the cost of living in the hot climate is also much lower than at home. If you spend even 6 months of the year here, you’ll see huge savings on everything from eating out, to medical care, to your grocery bill.
Start your search for Playa del Carmen real estate today and come visit us to see the difference for yourself. By the way, you will see the locals bundle up like it’s really cold, while you enjoy walking around in flip flops and your bathing suit! To be fair to them, after 6 months of 95 degrees, 68 is starting to feel cold.
