Categories
Most Read
- Public Records
- More signs of a housing revival
- REAL ESTATE: Local transactions
- Madoff's Montauk home: Meet the broker
- A roundup of real estate personnel items
- Fact or fiction? 'Pay or play' leaves some out
- Housing construction hits highest in 9 months
- Why No Real Estate Investor Can Live Without an Assistant
- 25 percent of area families are asset poor, study finds
- Mortgage rates dip, still above record lows
Good Sites
| Eco-Tourism in Mexico, Not Easy |
|
|
|
| Written by Sam Little |
|
Thirdly, there is no water supply along the beach. We had to find low salt content water from a well, and then build a cistern to hold it and mix with fresh water that gets trucked in every day...what a pain. Then we invested in putting in solar hot water heating on the roof of each cabana, but found that the water corroded all the tubing really fast. And of course the installation wasn't done properly...so back to the drawing board on cabana solar hot water. Attempt 2 is scheduled for the fall this year. We will keep you posted. We have just built some new gardens over in the jungle and will be growing our own organic vegetables, herbs and fruits, which is leading us into composting all the kitchen waste. And they say that recycling is just around the corner...so with a little luck we will just get more and more eco-real as time goes by. So in a nutshell it is really difficult to design a little ecologically smart beach Tulum Hotel. Sam Little |
Sponsored Links
Newest Updates
- Grow the Space You Have
- Elegant Contemporary Home With Minimalist Interiors in Iowa
- China's Property Market Starts to Cool
- Paul Allen's Malibu
- Hong Kong Land Auction Beats Forecasts
- Why No Real Estate Investor Can Live Without an Assistant
- Investing Full-Time is Overrated
- You’ll Never Sell Your Real Estate Business, So You Should Automate It
- More signs of a housing revival
- Housing construction hits highest in 9 months
- A roundup of real estate personnel items
- Mortgage rates dip, still above record lows
- 25 percent of area families are asset poor, study finds
- Fact or fiction? 'Pay or play' leaves some out
- Madoff's Montauk home: Meet the broker




