Costa Rica: Monte del Barco Project Selling Lots

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Lanzo Luconi, director of Aldesa Investment Fund, the concessionary of the project, said that they still have not defined how many acres will go on sale, as well as the size of the lots.

"Monte del Barco is one of the oldest companies in this tourist area (Golfo de Papagayo), administered by the State since the early 1990 with a view to making this area of Guanacaste a cradle of tourism and investment," added Ana Cristina Camacho in her article in Elfinancierocr.com.

Source: elfinancierocr.com

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