Photo by Indigo Dunes El Tezal has shifted from a peripheral stretch outside Cabo San Lucas into one of the corridor’s most active residential zones. It sits on the highway between Cabo and San Jose, with constant movement and a growing share of new housing. Over the past few years, development has accelerated. Mid-rise condominium
Photo by Med Golf International The Med Golf International Tournament arrives in Cabo this April 16 through 18, with a format that keeps things simple. It brings together a group of participants for a few days of scheduled activity, with golf at the center but not carrying the entire experience. The structure is compact, not
How to manage a construction project in Los Cabos from abroad, with insights on budgeting, planning, and avoiding costly mistakes.
Aura by Grupo UNE In San Jose del Cabo’s original hotel zone, the beachfront market has closed in on itself. This area was planned decades ago under a master plan laid out by FONATUR, Mexico’s federal tourism development authority, which defined land use, density, and long-term urban structure for this stretch of coast. What emerged
Along the Pacific side of Baja California Sur, Cerritos has been changing in ways that show up most clearly in what is selling and what is not. Smaller condo projects continue to come online, but many are moving more slowly than before, lingering on the market as prices rise. At the same time, demand has
Each March, as the Fiestas Tradicionales de San Jose del Cabo take over the historic center, one event consistently anchors the program with a different kind of energy. The President’s Cup Motorsport returns in 2026 not simply as a race, but as one of the defining expressions of local identity, shaped by decades of competition,
There is a particular kind of cultural momentum that builds in Baja California Sur when a project begins to connect places that rarely operate in sync. ABC Art Baja 2026 arrives within that context, structured as a sequence unfolding across San Jose del Cabo, Todos Santos, and La Paz between March 18 and April 5.
Every year in mid-March, San Jose del Cabo pauses its routine for a celebration that predates the modern tourism economy and reaches back to the town’s origins. The Fiestas Tradicionales de San Jose del Cabo mark the feast day of Saint Joseph, the Catholic patron saint from whom the town takes its name. Like many
Photo by Longevity Medical Institute Every year, millions of patients around the world cross international borders in search of medical care. Some travel for specialized procedures, others for advanced diagnostics or preventive health programs that may be difficult to access at home. This growing movement, widely known as medical tourism, has become one of the