Every winter, the same math. Two coasts, two very different costs of ownership. This is not a pitch about what a home is worth later. It is a plain look at what it costs to own one now, side by side, so you can decide where your winters are worth more.
Purchase prices differ property to property, and nobody can tell you what any home will be worth down the road. What you can compare honestly are the recurring costs of ownership. Here is how a residence at Avanti in Marina Vallarta lines up against a comparable Florida property.
You own the residence outright as the beneficiary of a bank trust, with the same rights a local owner has. See how foreign ownership works →
None of this is a knock on Florida. It is simply the arithmetic that has more and more snowbirds looking west, to the Pacific.
The takeaway: the purchase is your decision, and future value is nobody's promise. But the cost to own and carry a home, year after year, is dramatically lower on this coast. That gap is real money, every single winter.
See the full cost comparisonCanadian visitors can typically stay up to 180 days per entry on a standard visitor permit, granted at the border with no residency filing. That is a full November-to-April season in a place where January highs average around 28°C. American snowbirds follow the same simple path.
When you head home in the spring, the on-site rental program, with no minimum-stay restrictions, can put the residence to work until you return. It is a use of your own home, on your terms, not a scheme and not a promise of income.
Direct flights connect Puerto Vallarta with the major North American gateways:
The airport is a ten-minute drive from Avanti's front door. Land mid-morning, lunch on the marina boardwalk, golf by three. Explore the location →