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Mexico
Inside this issue
• The historic city centre has become a political football
• Mexicans living in the US are using cross-border finance to buy and build back home
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Content
Surging market attracts baby boomers
Both internal and external factors are driving massive expansion, writes Adam Thomson
Santa Fe: Community for those intent on business
Adam Thomson visits a scheme a world away from Mexico
Finance: Cross-border flows boost construction
Mexicans in the US are creating an industry, writes Richard Lapper
Mexico City: High politics hinder the renovation of historic city
Refurbishment has taken a back seat to the country’s politics, says Richard Lapper
Riviera Maya: Building spree like Spain of 20 years ago
Environmental worries follow development, says Adam Thomson
Economy: In bed with the US elephant
A downturn in the US is unlikely to have the dramatic impact it did in 2001, writes Adam Thomson
Retirement projects: Quality of life issues draw retirees
Naomi Mapstone examines developments in a fledgling industry
Los Cabos: The tale of a fishing village transformed
Naomi Mapstone visits a development catering mainly to US baby boomers
