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Properties for Sale in Costa Rica

Every property Flamingo Beach Realty currently has for sale in Costa Rica is on this page. That includes homes, condos, building lots, farms and commercial property along Guanacaste’s Gold Coast, from Playas del Coco and Playa Hermosa in the north, through Playa Flamingo, Potrero, Brasilito and Reserva Conchal, down to Tamarindo, Hacienda Pinilla and Junquillal.

Some people arrive knowing exactly what they want: a condo they can lock and leave, a family home with a pool, or a lot to build on. Others are still deciding which beach town feels right. Either way, this is a good place to start.

Use Refine Search to filter by property type, town, price or number of bedrooms. If you would rather browse, scroll down for shorter lists by type, by price range and by town, or read our guides to Playa Flamingo, Reserva Conchal and Tamarindo to get a feel for everyday life in each place.

Our agents live and work here. We can arrange a showing or a video tour of anything you see, tell you what the photos do not show, and send you a short list that fits what you are looking for. Contact Flamingo Beach Realty and tell us what you have in mind.

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Buying property in Costa Rica: FAQ

Yes. International buyers can own titled property in Costa Rica with the same rights as citizens, in their own name or through a corporation, and no residency is required. Our guide to buying real estate in Costa Rica walks through the steps. This is not legal or tax advice. Consult a licensed Costa Rican attorney or accountant.

Plan for roughly 3.5% to 5% of the purchase price. That covers the transfer tax, National Registry fees and stamps, and notary and legal fees. See our closing costs guide for the breakdown. This is not legal or tax advice. Consult a licensed Costa Rican attorney or accountant.

Titled (fee-simple) property is owned outright. Concession property sits in the maritime zone next to the beach and is leased from the municipality under its own rules, including limits on ownership by international buyers. Our fee-simple vs. concession guide explains what to check before you make an offer. This is not legal or tax advice. Consult a licensed Costa Rican attorney or accountant.

Most international buyers pay cash. Local bank loans for non-residents are limited and slow, and some sellers and developers offer financing. Our financing guide covers the options.

Use Refine Search above the listings to filter by property type, town, price and bedrooms, or use the links under More ways to search for a shorter list. You can also tell us what you are looking for and an agent will send a short list.

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