Los Cabos Zoning Reform/Los Cabos Reforma Zonificación
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Los Can
Cabos resident
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sandy hannivan
10 years ago
NO!
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Alejandro Salazar
10 years ago
No high rises, no tall hotels, no to walls blocking the view of the sea
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M Welsh
10 years ago
No vertical building!!!
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Ingrid Salazar
10 years ago
No
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Ingrid Salazar
10 years ago
No way
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Martin Spiegelberg
10 years ago
We own a home in Vistana Del Cabo, which presently has some open land areas surrounding it, and I would be concerned if they were to build high-rises or multilevel condominiums around it thank you
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Cookie Pfeffer
10 years ago
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San Jose and Cabo draw a lot home purchases from Expats. It would be bad for the economy if they got a rap for not respecting home owners views and rights to enjoy their property they purchased. The economy is based on foreign dollars coming in. Lots of other places in Mexico to go to that huge developments aren't taking over. the money will go there.
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Sheryl Gardner
10 years ago
Don't ruin people's views !
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Amber Lorenz
10 years ago
Cabo resident
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Mike mathis
10 years ago
I am a Los Cabos resident
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Samantha Hugessen
10 years ago
This is important for our community.. High Rise Condos and hotels in Cabo? UGH!
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Roxanne Rosenblatt
10 years ago
Respect prior agreements and investor lifestyle expectations.
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Jon Couillard
10 years ago
This needs to stop!
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Joni ross
10 years ago
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Nobody wants a west coast Cancun...not even the tourists! Protect the over development of Los Cabos! This is a special place. That is why it is appealing! Greed will destroy this magical paradise...
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Paul Kraus
10 years ago
This would be so sad...
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Alan Thiers
10 years ago
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I had the Thompson Hotel at Monuments beach go 7.5 stories after the 1st building was built at 6 stories. I have lost my Lands End Arch view too. There was $$$ involved in the extra 1.5 stories built !!
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Winona Lee
10 years ago
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Our Son has a home there and they are being impacted financially by possible condos taking away their view. There property will immediately loose value. They had their retirement home built and was promised no one would be able to build that would take away the view. Promises that seem to not matter.
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John Brodie
10 years ago
Any new development should not proceed if it is certain to significantly impact the value of an existing development
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Susan Lee
10 years ago
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I am a homeowner in Los Cabos, and I support this initiative. My husband and I purchased our home (which currently has beautiful views of the arches and the Sea of Cortez) because of the fantastic view. We could have purchased numerous other properties, but chose Hermitage. The current zoning law needs to be changed, vertical condominium developments that will lower the value of existing homes should not be allowed.
Los Can Cabos resident
NO!
No high rises, no tall hotels, no to walls blocking the view of the sea
No vertical building!!!
No
No way
We own a home in Vistana Del Cabo, which presently has some open land areas surrounding it, and I would be concerned if they were to build high-rises or multilevel condominiums around it thank you
San Jose and Cabo draw a lot home purchases from Expats. It would be bad for the economy if they got a rap for not respecting home owners views and rights to enjoy their property they purchased. The economy is based on foreign dollars coming in. Lots of other places in Mexico to go to that huge developments aren't taking over. the money will go there.
Don't ruin people's views !
Cabo resident
I am a Los Cabos resident
This is important for our community.. High Rise Condos and hotels in Cabo? UGH!
Respect prior agreements and investor lifestyle expectations.
This needs to stop!
Nobody wants a west coast Cancun...not even the tourists! Protect the over development of Los Cabos! This is a special place. That is why it is appealing! Greed will destroy this magical paradise...
This would be so sad...
I had the Thompson Hotel at Monuments beach go 7.5 stories after the 1st building was built at 6 stories. I have lost my Lands End Arch view too. There was $$$ involved in the extra 1.5 stories built !!
Our Son has a home there and they are being impacted financially by possible condos taking away their view. There property will immediately loose value. They had their retirement home built and was promised no one would be able to build that would take away the view. Promises that seem to not matter.
Any new development should not proceed if it is certain to significantly impact the value of an existing development
I am a homeowner in Los Cabos, and I support this initiative. My husband and I purchased our home (which currently has beautiful views of the arches and the Sea of Cortez) because of the fantastic view. We could have purchased numerous other properties, but chose Hermitage. The current zoning law needs to be changed, vertical condominium developments that will lower the value of existing homes should not be allowed.