San Jose del Cabo is reminiscent of an older time, where the days are longer and the mood softer. However, its attractions are just as desirable as the more upbeat Cabo San Lucas. The Old Jesuit Mission, known as Parroquia San Jos�, has a history dating back to the 1730's, The Estero, an estuary with an endless variety of colorful birds and wildlife offers a serene and tranquil escape, and the many quaint shops and boutiques and fine restaurants beckon you to discover a treasure or two, then relax over local cuisine and a cool drink.
San Jos� del Cabo has recognized what a quieter atmosphere with a historic downtown appeal offers, and the town is doing something about it. It�s protecting its charm by investing in the redevelopment of the downtown area, creating a pedestrian village. With the opening of the all-inclusive community at Club Campestre, world-class golf is no longer exclusive to The Corridor. Golfers can now play on the newest 18-hole Jack Nicklaus golf course in San Jos�. The golf courses at Puerto Los Cabos, designed by Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman, will be playable in 2008. Buyers now have more choices than ever to own individual building sites as well as luxurious new homes, condominiums and fractional ownership along these magnificent new courses.
The condominium market is exciting in and around San Jos�, with many new developments offering spectacular views from the hills of the Mayan Golf Course. The expansive beaches of San Jos� have been going through a renovation process as well, and the area is now complete with the opening of the upscale privately owned condominiums and villas at Tortuga Bay. The elegant property�s first phase was 95% sold out within the first few months of pre-sales, giving testimony to the demands of luxury real estate buyers in Los Cabos.
The expansive, 1,900-acre master-planned resort Puerto Los Cabos, just east of San Jos� del Cabo, was developed along three miles of pristine white-sand beach along
