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Fly South this Spring on a Discovery Visit to Cascadas de Manzanillo

Manzanillo, Mexico (PRWEB) February 25, 2008 -- Cascadas de Manzanillo, a master-planned oceanfront community in Manzanillo, Mexico, announced that major amenities are being put in place and new homes are ready for touring. To showcase its 530 acres of stunning oceanfront real estate (http://www.vivacascadas.com/master.htm)overlooking Santiago Bay and the Pacific Ocean, Cascadas de Manzanillo is offering private Discovery Visits to qualified homebuyers.

Gorgeous, beachfront property (http://www.vivacascadas.com/real.htm) is within reach, as Cascadas de Manzanillo is offering, for a limited time, special pre-development pricing on a limited collection of 15 spectacular homesites. This will be the final opportunity to purchase real estate at pre-construction prices. Cascadas de Manzanillo makes it easy to see the opportunities awaiting homebuyers in search of majestic ocean views, with Discovery Visits being offered every week from February 15 to April 30th.

For a private tour of this hidden gem, Cascadas de Manzanillo will help you set accommodations at the Cristal House or the Karmina Palace. See firsthand the extraordinary beauty and value being offered on a tour of Mexico real estate (http://www.vivacascadas.com/about.htm) overlooking Santiago Bay. Relish in the breathtaking views where the first five canyon view homesites are now being offered at $79,900, and ocean view homesites start at just $139,000.

There is no better time to book a Discovery Visit to Santiago Bay in Manzanillo. With just 15 of the last homesites available in the initial phase, there is no need to wait to experience authentic Mexico among Manzanillo's dazzling beaches, superb weather, and incredible opportunities.

For more information on Cascadas de Manzanillo, visit www.vivacascadas.com/opportunity (http://www.vivacascadas.com/opportunity/).

About Cascadas de Manzanillo

Cascadas de Manzanillo is a master-planned luxury community located on 530 acres of lush mountain terrain overlooking beautiful Santiago Bay, in the city of Manzanillo located in the state of Colima, Mexico. The private, gated community features exclusive homesites overlooking the Pacific Ocean, interconnected by trails and hand-laid cobblestone roads that link the homes to over five miles of "tiger-eye" sand beaches, a beach club, and a retail village.

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