Tourism growth continues to influence Costa Rica real estate values, especially in high-demand coastal corridors. As visitor volumes increase, many owners see stronger short-term rental occupancy and long-term appreciation potential.
Buyers should still evaluate each property based on access, legal structure, utility readiness, and neighborhood momentum. Pricing can vary significantly between nearby micro-markets, so data-backed analysis remains essential.
At Cavu, we help clients understand where tourism-driven demand is sustainable and where pricing may already be overheated.
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