🌿Buyer frequently asked questions

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No — you do not legally need a real estate agent to buy property in Costa Rica. Any Costa Rican citizen can sell real estate, and there is no formal certification required. That said, working with an experienced agent can be helpful: they may guide you through local laws, negotiations, and logistics. The choice is yours — this property can be purchased directly from us, or with the support of an agent if you prefer. 

 Yes — hiring an attorney is essential. A qualified Costa Rican attorney will conduct a full title search, confirm the property is free of liens or disputes, ensure all legal documents are in order, and oversee the transfer process. This protects your investment and ensures compliance with Costa Rican law. For your peace of mind, escrow is always handled by a trusted attorney. 

 An Expat Community is a network of people who have relocated to a new country and share support, friendship, and resources to ease the transition.

Here, the benefits are many:

• Friendly neighbors from around the world (Switzerland, France, USA, Canada, Germany, and more).
• A safe, welcoming environment with shared experiences.
• A location closer to the beach than the town — where wildlife is abundant and life moves at a gentler rhythm.
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This community is truly a hidden gem in Costa Rica.

Yes, non-citizens can own land in Costa Rica. The country has laws that allow foreigners to have the same property ownership rights as citizens, except for concessions in maritime zones, which have additional restrictions.

Two residences in harmony with nature — Casa Quantum and Casa Colina — offering luxury, sustainability, and sanctuary living in Costa Rica.