Buying a home in Costa Rica also means the chance to generate passive income in euros or US dollars. Short- and mid-term rentals, especially during the dry season, offer a highly attractive revenue stream. Recent analyses show that investors can expect an average annual ROI between 10% and 15%, considering both property appreciation and rental income.
Some owners, however, choose not to rent at all — instead using their home for personal retreats, family visits, or future plans. In both cases, the property retains its value, strengthens over time, and often appreciates.
As Fabio, 57, a Flor de Pacifico client, shared:
“I’ve always invested in Italian cities, but this time I wanted something that would also give me a better lifestyle. I’ve already received rental requests, but for now I’m just enjoying it.”