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Study reveals what expats REALLY think about living overseas

Roberto Millan

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About Roberto Milla...

Name of Your Company or Organization: Roberto Millan Design and Construction
About Me: Residential design and construction in the Lakeside area and Guadalajara.

I have been designing and building custom homes for 25 years as a certified architect.

I invite you to come to my office right near the Plaza in Ajijic where we can discuss your plans and make your dreams come true.

I speak English fluently and have years of experience helping my American and Canadian clients and friends.
Where I’m From: Guadalajara
Where I Live Now: Ajijic
Countries Doing Business In: Mexico
All services your organization provides: Construction / new
Construction / remodeling
Architecture

Study reveals what expats REALLY think about living overseas

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Go to: What are the construction standards in Chapala and Ajijic, Mexico?

Construction in Chapala and Ajijic have different standards and quality. First off, I've seen through the years that when foreigners come to Chapala and Ajijic, their idea is that architects here are the same as architects in the United States or Ca... Read More

Posted May 06, 2017

Go to: Can I see beautiful flowers, plants and trees in or around Chapala and Ajijic, Mexico?

There are a lot of beautiful flowers, plants, and trees in and around Chapala and Ajijic. This season in particular, from the end of March up to the beginning of April, the trees are full of flowers. Beautiful flowers are everywhere! The climate here is very g... Read More

Posted May 26, 2017

Go to: What is the cost to buy land or a lot in Chapala and Ajijic, Mexico

In Chapala and Ajijic, the cost to buy land or a lot will depend on the "fraccionamiento" (“small housing development” in Spanish). In a fraccionamiento where the streets and sidewalks are not paved or with some pebble pavement, in Ribera... Read More

Posted May 10, 2017

Go to: How reliable is the water supply in Chapala and Ajijic, Mexico? Are there water disruptions?

There are some "fraccionamientos" (small housing developments) in the Chapala and Ajijic area with problems with water supply, especially the gated communities. Gated communities have their own water wells, but they ration the supply so residents rec... Read More

Posted May 11, 2017

Go to: What are the expats like in Chapala and Ajijic, Mexico?

The expats in Chapala and Ajijic, from my perspective as a Mexican, generally are good people, very friendly, and mostly help the local people. However, we have different kinds of people. I know some foreigners who are not ve... Read More

Posted May 14, 2017

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