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We chat with Gabriel Saragovia, one of the visionaries behind Rio Perdido and one of Costa Rica’s leading voices in eco-wellness tourism. We dive into what’s really happening on the ground in Costa Rica tourism in 2026, how global volatility is impacting travel and development, and why wellness has become far more than just a marketing buzzword. Gabriel shares insights into the importance of masterplanning, landscape integration, and creating hospitality experiences that connect people to nature in a meaningful way. The conversation explores the future of eco-luxury, current wellness trends that are here to stay, and why authentic wellness-focused hospitality may outperform traditional developments over the next decade.

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We chat with Juan Diego Cardenas, Owner and Chief Architect of Studio Anonima, an architectural firm here in Costa Rica that’s been pushing the boundaries of design while integrating projects into the natural environment and surrounding community. We’re going to get into what foreign developers often get wrong in Costa Rica, why designing in the tropics is completely different from North America or Europe, how to maximize value without destroying the natural feel of a property, and where architecture and development in Costa Rica is heading over the next 5 to 10 years.

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We chat with Pilar Vargas, Relocation and Buyers Rep to unpack why, despite a volatile start to 2026 globally, demand in Costa Rica’s Central Valley has remained resilient—if not increasingly strategic—as buyers shift toward lifestyle stability, value, and long-term livability. We dive into why the Central Valley is no longer just an afterthought to the beaches, but a serious contender for expats, families, and investors alike, offering a unique blend of climate, infrastructure, healthcare, and accessibility. Pilar breaks down the most in-demand areas from Escazú and Santa Ana to Grecia and Atenas. We also cover the biggest mistakes foreigners make when moving, the cultural and lifestyle adjustments many underestimate, and what the current real estate market is really doing on the ground. Finally, we touch on one of the biggest concerns for relocating families—schools—and why the Central Valley continues to be a top choice for those seeking both opportunity and balance in Costa Rica.

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