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Finally, distributed generation in Costa Rica!

28 March 2016

by: Mark Venegas

After a long wait the electric companies are expected to offer, starting April 7, 2016, the price structure for net metering in homes and businesses, which will allow consumers to save on their electric bills through distributed generation. This is a huge step in the right direction for distributed generation in Costa Rica, especially for those that have or want to install solar panels. This was announced on March 17 by the Public Services Regulatory Authority (ARESEP) and will allow consumers to connect and send electricity back into the national grid. The tariffs will range from around ₡12-28 per kilowatt hour of electricity that is sent back into the grid, depending on the power company.

Aeropuerto de Liberia en Guanacaste invertirá $10,3 millones en nuevas salas y espacios comerciales.

21 March 2016

by: Luis G. Tenorio, Inversion Inmobiliaria

El amplio crecimiento en el tráfico de visitantes que está experimentando el aeropuerto internacional Daniel Oduber en Liberia, motivó al concesionario a ejecutar un plan de expansión de las instalaciones, para lo cual pretende invertir alrededor de $10,3 millones.

De acuerdo con CORIPORT, a cargo de la administración y operación de la terminal guanacasteca, sólo durante el último año la cantidad de turistas que se movilizaron por el lugar creció en un 33% y para este 2016 se espera que transiten por allí alrededor de un millón de turistas.

Debido a ello la empresa decidió emprender un proyecto para aumentar la cantidad de salas de abordaje, construir una nueva área de recepción de equipaje y ampliar la zona de espacios comerciales.
La meta, de acuerdo con César Jaramillo, gerente general de CORIPORT, es establecer en este lugar nuevas tiendas de conveniencia y oficinas.

We have a well prepared international airport with an increasing traffic less than 1 hour away!

19 November 2015

by insidecostarica.com November 2nd, 2015 (ICR News) Costa Rica’s Daniel Oduber International Airport in Liberia, Guanacaste received its first arrival by the world’s largest discount airline, Southwest Airlines on Sunday with 127 passengers on-board that departed from Houston, Texas. The inaugural Southwest flight marked the opening of the company’s new daily route between Houston and Liberia,…

The Evolution of Costa Rican Architecture and its Influence in Modern Guanacaste

12 July 2014

by: Federico Fernández,
Real Estate Consultant

ABC Real Estate Costa Rica

The Costa Rican architectural background in fact goes a long way back. Recently, sites where the mysterious pre-Columbian stone spheres were found in southern territories of our country were declared World Heritage by UNESCO. These belong to settlements established in our territory as far back as 200 B.C., and up to the 16th century, when the first Europeans explored what later became our great nation. You can learn about these interesting spheres at World-Mysteries.com.

The human settlements Spanish conquerors found back then consisted of villages with round cottages with stone foundations and thatch roofs that inspire the palapas we now find in several luxury homes and resorts in the province of Guanacaste.

Perhaps the type of architecture that marked our landscape the most was the one brought by our Spanish conquerors. Constructions from the colonial period between 1560 and the mid-19th century are still standing. A lot of them are religious buildings (Catholic churches), simple houses in the original grid of major cities, or hacienda houses.

Important Eco Steps for Costa Rica

14 May 2014

by: Mark Venegas,
Real Estate Consultant

Here’s some very good news for those of us that are interested in making our homes more eco-friendly. The ARESEP (Autoridad Reguladora de Servicios Públicos) has sent out the order, to all of the companies in Costa Rica that distribute electricity, to provide to their customers what is referred to as “grid-connection rights and net-metering privileges,” for solar and wind production. This was published in La Gaceta in early April, and the ARESEP gave them eight months to comply; so, by mid-October, Coopeguanacaste (the company that provides electricity to our area) will need to be ready to provide this service to their customers.

Have your street light fixed over the internet.

11 April 2014

Yes, you can do it in two easy steps. 1. open this link: https://www.coopeguanacaste.com/es/servicios/averias/reporte-de-luminaria-danada 2.Fill in the required fields like your name, email and phone and the number of the light post with the damaged light. Just like magic…your street light get fixed shortly. Pura Vida

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