The [closing] process was easy as Erik and his people streamlined everything for us. We even closed on the property without having to return to Costa Rica for the closing!
Planning on building your dream home but not sure how to do so comfortably while away? Surfing Nosara Project Management has your solution.
Having formed special relationships with approved builders, architects, surveyors, attorneys and sub-contractors that can be trusted, researched, and show a thorough track record, our project management division helps you avoid having to reinvent the wheel. Through these relationships, special pricing is offered within the office of Surfing Nosara. Therefore, when you sign on with Surfing Nosara Project Management, these savings are passed directly to you, affecting the quality of build materials, service provided, and overall home that your same dollar can afford.
Priding ourselves on service, trust, efficiency, consistency, environmental conscientiousness, and ability to deliver a unique and quality product, Surfing Nosara Project Management is the last place you need to look when searching for someone to manage your build. From the day ground is broken, until the key is in your hand, you can rest assured that your home will consist of quality due to the supervision of Surfing Nosara Project Management. We also offer “green” solutions for your build as well.
Architectural renderings for a home addition and pool on an existing K section home. Surfing Nosara takes plans from any architect. Also, a list of preferred architects can be provided, along with builders, prior to the interview process. This home remodel is scheduled to finish in 2010.
Initial rendering of Casa Vidrio. Vidrio was a concept home designed between the project management team of Surfing Nosara, and Prendas Loria Architects. The Surfing Nosara team was granted creative control of the project from start to finish.
Casa Vidrio, as a finished product, following renderings and plans as relayed from the owner to the architect and design team.
Casa Vidrio's interior kitchen area. Slated to be featured in Su Casa magazine later this year.
