Considering expat move?

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Gary wrote:

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Huh? No advertising? who deleted this? The lady was asking about a resort/community where she thinks of living and I posted the web site of this place. Is that considered advertising?

Is that what I get for providing information about Puerto Rico for years?

Thank you very much!

To prmo: the owners of this board thought it necessary to delete my post to you because I added the link the the Palmas de Mar website on which you will find many answers to your questions...

Hi Gary,

Sorry, your link has been deleted by mistake.
Could you please repost the link?

Sorry again for inconvenience caused.

Thanks

Gary, if you can repost that would be great.  I am very interested in whatever you have to share above and beyond the website.  Thank you!

Sheetul wrote:

Sorry, your link has been deleted by mistake.
Could you please repost the link?

Not only the link, the complete message was deleted...

I'll repost later(and I will save whatever I post here on my local machine, just in case...)

I can ensure you that no other message of yours will be deleted Gary, that was indeed a mistake.

All the best,

Julien

Julien wrote:

I can ensure you that no other message of yours will be deleted Gary, that was indeed a mistake.

All the best,

Julien

Thanks Julien. Best regards to Mauritius.

So here goes.

Palmas (as we call it here) is a nice place to live. There are many expats living in the area and I'm sure you'll find all kind of activities. Here's the website with a lot of information : http://www.palmasdelmar.com/

In our area east central Puerto Rico this is the only place that fits your descrption

Interested in living in a nice, fairly upscale, safe place not too far from Los Piedros/Juncos area.

Oh, by the way it is Las Piedras

The contrast between Palmas and the 'outside world' is rather big. The real Puerto Rico is outside although I must admit that Palmas is a nice place to be. We visit every now and then - friends from the mainland own an apartment - and there are some nice places where we hang out every now and then.

Thank you Gary. I went on the palmas site and it does look quite beautiful but I am a bit concerned about actually living in a resort area for a significant length of time.  We will probably be coming down to visit and see different areas but my husband also heard that Palmas would probably fit the bill in alot of ways and be pretty close to work. We also enjoy sailing alot too so maybe this spot would be great for that. So we'll see... thank you again.

Although Palmas de Mar is a resort, there are many people who live there all year 'round.

Coming down to visit is the best thing to do, no doubt about that.