Roatan Real Estate Guided Tours & Property Purchase Recommendations Announced
Feb 1, 2024
Roatan Real Estate Tours, led by RE/MAX agent Michelle Breuer, has announced guided tours to educate prospective buyers about the Roatan real estate market.
Roatán, Honduras - February 1, 2024 /PressCable/ —
The latest announcement follows the resumption of Michelle Breuer’s real estate career with RE/MAX Bay Islands in Roatan, Honduras. A resident of Roatan since 2010, Michelle offers prospective buyers local market insight and professional advice.
For more information, please visit https://roatanrealestatetours.com
With the Roatan Tourism Bureau promoting the island's accessibility to North America, its affordability, and strong expat community, it has become a popular choice for a second home or permanent relocation. As such, Michelle Breuer has resumed her Roatan Real Estate Tours to help potential buyers find properties that fit their specific budgets and lifestyle.
In a recent publication, International Living reported that the cost of living on Roatan ranges between $1,500 and $3,000 a month, with property costs lower than many other Caribbean destinations. The island is also home to the largest barrier reef in the Northern Hemisphere and diverse ecosystems on land and in the sea and offers a laid-back lifestyle that attracts visitors and expats looking for a permanent relocation.
Michelle Breuer’s Roatan Real Estate Tours not only involve viewing properties but also include exploration of island life and culture while navigating the intricacies of the Roatan real estate market. Ms. Breuer is well-versed in the dynamics of each Roatan community, from the more socially active Roatan’s West End to the quieter East End and everything in between. Active on MLS and Broker Reciprocity, Michelle has access to all listings on the island, even properties that are not yet publicly available. Michelle’s experience in the real estate market ensures that each client receives a fairly negotiated contract, and support throughout the entire process.
With a twenty-three-year real estate career spanning Canada and the Caribbean, Michelle Breuer is a passionate advocate for her clients. Now living and working on Roatan, she’s made it her mission to educate and assist future residents and property owners on the island.
According to Michelle: “Roatan is more than just a place to find a home; it's a lifestyle. Together, we'll make sure your real estate journey is not just about finding a property but also about embracing the unique island lifestyle that Roatan has to offer.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://roatanrealestatetours.com
Contact Info:
Name: Michelle Breuer
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Organization: Roatan Real Estate Tours
Address: 7 Grand Keyhole West Bay, Roatán, Islas de la Bahía 34101, Honduras
Phone: +504-9938-3561
Website: https://roatanrealestatetours.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89120422
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