The rise of tourism in Mexico has impacted Costa Rica

When we moved in Costa Rica, it was a little different. Cost of living was lower, groceries were less expensive, rents and houses were less expensive. I'd say over the last 7, 8 years, there have been some shifts. Mexico tourism has been impacted. A lot of that has come down here. More development, more houses have been built over the last few years. Even things like the BPM festivals and some of that stuff have transitioned from, say, Mexico to Costa Rica. And we see new pockets of tourism, which leads to more income. But I think the prices have gone up. There's been a lot of building here in terms of homes and apartments and things like that. And if you zoom out, I'd say people think Tamarindo is getting busy, but then as soon as you go on that little plane and you fly around, you're like, oh, there's tons of green and it feels busier, but there's still so much room and land in Costa Rica that you don't notice it when you get out of the city. But yeah, I'd say prices have gone up, but at the same time, again, if you can go back to the States for a couple of months a year and sublet and make money, that's another way to subsidize your income here during the months that you live here.