Under construction the first of our many Spec homes in Playas del Coco
In Costa Rica, capital gains taxes were implemented as part of a fiscal reform that took effect on July 1, 2019. The capital gains tax rate is 15%, applying to the profit made from selling capital assets, including real estate. This profit is calculated by subtracting the acquisition cost (including any capital improvements and related expenses) from the selling price.
Costa Rica, known for its breathtaking biodiversity and lush landscapes, experiences a transition that marks a significant shift in its natural rhythm - the transition from dry season to green season. This change, eagerly anticipated by locals and travelers alike, brings with it a host of transformations in the country's flora, fauna, and atmosphere.
According to the latest projections from the World Bank, outlined in their recent report titled "Competition: the missing ingredient for growth," it seems like the Costa Rican economy is gearing up to take the lead in Latin America this year. This bodes well for the real estate market, as Costa Rica continues to be a solid and stable place to invest.
Costa Rica's tourism sector continues to flourish, with impressive increases in tourist arrivals, particularly from key markets like the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The rise in arrivals at both Juan Santamaría International Airport and Daniel Oduber International Airport reflects the country's growing appeal as a tourist destination.
Guanacaste, Costa Rica, is renowned for its stunning beaches and excellent surfing spots. Here are some of the top surfing locations in Guanacaste:
