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Compared with other developed countries, the cost of living in Yucatan is extremely low. You can easily find your dream home for just half the price it would cost elsewhere – sometimes even less. Mexico, the wealthiest country in Latin America, offers a safe living environment and a high standard of living, all at reasonable prices. Combined with comparable levels of service, and access to foreign products and franchises, these ensure that Europeans and North Americans will quickly feel at home. You can enjoy the same lifestyle in Yucatan as you would back home, with all the added benefits of living in a tropical paradise. There is a rich cultural heritage, excellent beaches, outstanding natural beauty and a friendly local population. The Yucatan Peninsula is also a very safe place to live, with a very low crime rate compared to any western country. Economic growth and the rising value of investments have been given a boost by the local government, which has made it easier to migrate to and conduct business in Mexico. Yucatan is a secure tropical paradise, whether you’re interested in investing or living there. The baby boomer generation have now started drawing their pensions and are choosing to invest in property in Mexico. The Yucatan peninsula, with its eternal summer and good transport links to Europe, the U.S. and Canada, is an alluring option. Large numbers of overseas visitors and migrants are now heading for Yucatan – to give you an idea of the scale of development, Playa del Carmen is now the fastest growing city in Latin America. There are daily ferry connections between Florida and Yucatan. A new international airport is currently under construction and entire fleets of cruise ships make regular stop-offs at the beach resorts. The Mexican people value their past highly, as they know this will help them to create a better future. Tourists and expatriates have shown a great deal of interest in visiting the sacred places of the ancient Mayan culture, and seeing the colonial architecture, beaches, jungles, caves, unique flora and fauna, and much, much more.