T H E   T E A M

AT HUATULCO REMAX YOU ARE WORKING WITH A TEAM

Keith Fraser - Real Estate Agent
Kino Healy - Broker for REMAX Franchise for the State of Oaxaca
​At Huatulco Remax you are working with a team.

Yes, we all have a specialty, mine happens to be dealing with our North American neighbours–Canadians and Americans. And yes I still carry a Canadian passport. However we do have an exceptional team. 

Our broker for the state of Oaxaca “Kino” is the man who started it all a couple decades ago and is an expat from America.

Our friend and coworker "Alex" is another expat from America.

Hector is our charming Mexican national who loves Huatulco and Huatulco loves Hector.
Saul is the man who keeps everything running smooth. He heads up our rental department.
Anthony is another national who has added the support we need in our rental department caused by the vacation rental boom.

Adriana specializes in heading up our conveyancing department.

We all speak english. So when you go shopping for that second home in the sun you do have the support of not only one of the worlds largest real estate franchises, but a dynamic group of devoted professionals who want you to share our paradise.
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Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!

FAQ

Frequently Asked questions & answers
WHAT ABOUT MEDICAL CARE IN MEXICO?

In Huatulco there is a hospital that provides basic medical care, specialists for advanced medical services are readily available in all major city’s in Mexico. Health care in Mexico costs generally about half of what it does in North America the same holds true for prescription drugs. 

Prescription drugs manufactured in Mexico cost, on average, about 50% less than the same drugs in the US Plus, health insurance in Mexico costs much less than it does in the US Of course, the prescription drugs. Prescription drugs manufactured in Mexico cost, on average, about 50% less than the same drugs in the US Plus, health insurance in Mexico costs much less than it does in the US Of course, the costs of healthcare will vary by physician, hospital, and the gravity of your condition. On average, an office visit with a doctor—specialists included—will cost 350 to 500 pesos (about $30 to $43). A house call—yes, doctors in Mexico still make house calls—will cost about the same. Lab tests will cost about a third of what they cost in the US A CAT scan often costs about 25% of what it does in the US An overnight stay in a private hospital room generally costs less than $100. A visit to a dentist for teeth cleaning costs about $28.

Yes, in the major cities of Mexico, you can get good-quality medical care for serious medical conditions… including dialysis, major surgery… even live-in, 24-hour care… for a fraction of what you might pay in the US But please, think twice about moving to Mexico if you have a serious medical condition that requires special equipment. The stress of being seriously ill in a foreign country can be difficult.

HOW HOT IS IT IN HUATULCO?

Over the course of a year, the temperature typically varies from 21°C to 33°C and is rarely below 20°C or above 35°C. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
INDICES DIFFERENCE

Consumer Prices in Canada are 100.86% higher than in Mexico

Consumer Prices Including Rent in Canada are 122.52% higher than in Mexico

Rent Prices in Canada are 206.74% higher than in Mexico

Restaurant Prices in Canada are 113.46% higher than in Mexico

Groceries Prices in Canada are 109.71% higher than in Mexico

Consumer Prices in Mexico are 55.29% lower than in United States

Consumer Prices Including Rent in Mexico are 62.29% lower than in United States

Rent Prices in Mexico are 76.67% lower than in United States

Restaurant Prices in Mexico are 58.71% lower than in United States

Groceries Prices in Mexico are 57.99% lower than in United States
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Local Purchasing Power in Mexico is 53.44% lower than in United States.