Coldwell Banker La Costa

FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPERS

Developer representation backed by Coldwell Banker La Costa.

Market intelligence, brokerage distribution and transaction guidance for residential projects in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, supported by an established brokerage platform.

38
closed condominium MLS transactions with Coldwell Banker La Costa on at least one side, January 1 through August 28, 2026
3
offices: Marina Vallarta, Zona Romántica and Sayulita
EN / ES
bilingual buyer education and transaction coordination

OBSERVABLE TRANSACTION EVIDENCE

What the MLS record shows, January 1 through August 28, 2026.

Every figure below is a closed condominium transaction recorded in the MLS from January 1 through August 28, 2026, with Coldwell Banker La Costa as the listing brokerage, the buyer's brokerage, or both.

38

unique closed transactions

Each transaction is counted once, even when the brokerage was on both sides.

How the 38 break down by role

The brokerage represented the listing side on 20 transactions and the buyer side on 28. Ten of those are the same transactions, where it was on both sides, so the two side counts overlap and add up to 48 sides, not 48 transactions.

10 listing only + 18 buyer only + 10 both sides = 38 unique transactions. Counting sides instead gives 20 + 28 = 48, because the 10 both-sides transactions are counted twice.
Role composition of the 38 unique closed transactions
Role of Coldwell Banker La CostaTransactionsCounts toward
Listing side only10Listing side (20)
Buyer side only18Buyer side (28)
Both sides10Listing side (20) and buyer side (28)
Unique transactions3848 sides in total
$18.67M

unique observable closed volume

Sold prices summed once per transaction. Not a total of listing-side and buyer-side volume, which would double count the both-sides transactions.

12

presale closings

12 of the 38 were pre-construction units; the other 26 were resale.

8

MLS areas represented

Closings across eight MLS areas in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit.

3,368

MLS records behind the current market analysis

Active, pending and closed condominium records that inform the Market Activity pages and the pricing feedback developers receive.

  • Reporting period: closed transactions from January 1 through August 28, 2026, condominiums, Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit.
  • These are MLS-recorded transactions. Developer-direct sales and other off-MLS transactions are not included.
  • The figures show Coldwell Banker La Costa's participation. They do not imply an exclusive developer-representation relationship on any project.
  • Listing-side and buyer-side totals overlap where the brokerage participated on both sides of the same transaction.
  • The 38 closings include resale and presale units. They are not all presales, projects or developer accounts.

PRESALE AND RESALE EXPERIENCE

Both halves of the market a project competes in.

A new development is priced, marketed and resold against the same buyers who are weighing existing inventory. The brokerage works both sides of that comparison.

Presale participation

12 of the 38 closed transactions were pre-construction units, with the brokerage on the listing side, the buyer side or both. That is experience with reservation documents, deposit schedules, delivery timelines and the due-diligence questions buyers raise before committing to an unfinished unit.

Resale context

26 closings were resale, across 8 MLS areas. Resale closings show what buyers actually pay for delivered product nearby, which is the reference point a presale price list has to survive.

Pricing reality

Across the 38, the median closed price was $347,785 and the median closed-to-list ratio was 96.1%. 4 transactions closed at or above $1,000,000, together $5.53M.

WHAT DEVELOPERS RECEIVE

Practical support from positioning to closing.

No guarantees of sell-out or timing. Defined work, done through an established brokerage, with honest feedback along the way.

01

Positioning and pricing

  • Market and competitive positioning against active and closed MLS inventory
  • Pricing and inventory feedback by unit type, view and delivery horizon
  • Presale and resale strategy for each phase of the project
02

Buyers and communication

  • Buyer-objection analysis drawn from active conversations
  • Bilingual buyer education in English and Mexican Spanish
  • Brokerage and agent communication so the project is understood by the people who show it
03

Launch and sales support

  • Lead intake and routing through the brokerage's established platform
  • Launch and campaign coordination across brokerage channels
  • Transaction troubleshooting when a file stalls

Complicated files are part of the work

Incomplete documentation, cross-border financing, contradictory advice from different professionals, or an unusually complex buyer situation. The approach is the same: find what is holding the file, clarify each requirement, map the routes that remain open, and coordinate the notarial, legal, tax and financing professionals who handle their own parts.

This does not include providing legal, notarial, tax or financing services, and it does not promise financing approval, legal outcomes or a guaranteed sale.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE AND BUYER FEEDBACK

Pricing decisions informed by the whole market, then tested against real buyers.

The Market Activity pages are built on 3,368 MLS condominium records: active, pending and closed, by region, product and zone, with absorption, days on market and closed-to-list ratios. A developer gets the same evidence, plus what the numbers cannot show: the objections, hesitations and questions coming out of live buyer conversations.

Explore Market Activity
  • Where a unit type is over- or under-supplied relative to demonstrated demand
  • How delivery year affects what buyers will commit to today
  • What comparable resale product is closing for nearby
  • Which questions stall a decision, and which answers move it

LEAD CAPTURE AND CAMPAIGN SUPPORT

Established intake, not an improvised inbox.

Developer campaigns can be supported by an established Real Geeks lead-capture and routing environment, connecting property inquiries and buyer activity with brokerage follow-up. Publicly observable intake paths include:

  • Property inquiry forms on individual listings
  • IDX registration and saved-property workflows
  • Comparative market analysis intake
  • Direct office contact paths by phone and email

Distribution through brokerage channels

  • Active content publishing on the brokerage's social channels
  • Listing and property promotion
  • Educational buyer content on process, costs and timing
  • Agent collaboration posts that extend a project's visibility
  • English and Spanish campaign opportunities

Distribution capability, described as it is publicly observable. No claims are made about reach, response times, lead volume or attributable sales.

OFFICE PRESENCE AND REPUTATION

Three offices, two long-standing public review records.

Buyers meet the brokerage in person, and their public reviews are visible to every prospect a developer's campaign reaches.

  • Puerto Vallarta

    Marina Vallarta

    4.7/ 573 Google reviews

    Principal office presence with an established public review record.

  • Puerto Vallarta

    Zona Romántica

    4.9/ 582 Google reviews

    Principal office presence with an established public review record.

  • Riviera Nayarit

    Sayulita

    Newer office

    Newer office extending the brokerage's presence into Riviera Nayarit. No rating is shown because its public review record is still forming.

155 combined public reviews across the two rated profiles (73 and 82). The two ratings are shown separately and are not averaged.

Google Business Profile snapshot taken September 16, 2026. Ratings and counts change as new reviews are posted.

HOW THE ENGAGEMENT WORKS

A working process, in four steps.

  1. 01

    Project conversation

    A first conversation about the project: location, unit mix, price list, delivery schedule, deposit structure and where you are in the sales cycle. No commitment on either side.

  2. 02

    Positioning and feedback

    The project is placed against active and closed MLS inventory and against what buyers are saying now. You receive a written read on pricing, unit mix and likely objections.

  3. 03

    Launch and distribution

    Bilingual materials, brokerage and agent briefings, campaign coordination and lead routing through the brokerage's established intake, so inquiries reach follow-up rather than an inbox.

  4. 04

    Sales support and feedback loop

    Transaction guidance on each file, troubleshooting when something stalls, and ongoing feedback from buyer conversations back to the project team.

NEXT STEP

Start with a developer conversation.

Thirty minutes on Zoom about your project and what the brokerage can realistically do for it.

Kali Tovar, AMPI-certified · Coldwell Banker La Costa · Puerto Vallarta

Evidence, method and limits

  1. Transaction figures: closed condominium transactions recorded in the MLS from January 1 through August 28, 2026, Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit, deduplicated by MLS listing number. Sides are counted separately from transactions; the 10 both-sides transactions appear once in the total of 38 and once under each side.
  2. Volume: sold prices summed once per unique transaction ($18.67M). Listing-side and buyer-side volumes are never added together.
  3. Off-MLS activity, including developer-direct sales, is not observable in this data and is not included. Participation figures do not indicate exclusive representation, sell-through, absorption or conversion for any project.
  4. Market analysis base: 3,368 in-scope MLS condominium records (active, pending and closed) as of August 28, 2026, the same base as the Market Activity pages.
  5. Office ratings: public Google Business Profile snapshots taken September 16, 2026 for the two office profiles that match the brokerage's published address, telephone and website. Shown separately, never averaged. Sayulita has no rating shown.
  6. Lead infrastructure and social channels are described from publicly observable intake paths and content only. No response-time, lead-volume, conversion or attribution figures are claimed.