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What You Need to Know About Seasonal Rentals in Los Cabos - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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The snowbirds are landing again. As October approaches and temperatures back north begin their seasonal slide, Los Cabos enters its busiest rental season—a stretch running roughly from November through April when part-time residents flood into Cabo San Lucas, San José del Cabo, the Corridor and the quieter neighborhoods tucked between them. For many returning winter residents, securing a seasonal rental is now as much a part of the annual routine as booking flights and preparing pets for travel.
La Paz Job Fair: 500 Openings, 270 Showed Up - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Here is a number that should make local employers sit up: 500-plus formal job openings, more than 50 companies and government offices staffing tables, a full day of hiring events — and 270 people bothered to show up. That was the tally from the “Construyendo Oportunidades” (Building Opportunities) job fair held this week in La Paz by Baja California Sur’s Servicio Nacional de Empleo (SNE-BCS), the state’s national employment service. On paper it looks like a modest success story. Read a little c
BCS Ranks 5th in National Competitiveness Index - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Every year, somebody publishes a ranking of Mexican states by how easy or hard it is to do business in them, and every year, Baja California Sur’s neighbors up north tend to get the headlines. This year, BCS got its own moment. The state placed fifth nationally in the 2026 State Competitiveness Index (ICE), produced by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO), and was singled out as one of the ten best-performing states over the index’s full 20-year run. That distinction matters more tha
La Paz Bay Sea Level Hits 33-Year High in 2026 - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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The sea level in La Paz Bay reached its highest point since monitoring began in 1993, according to data from CICESE, Mexico’s Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education in Ensenada. The updated record, extending through August 26, 2026, shows a cumulative rise of 9.2 centimeters over 33 years—a rate of 2.8 millimeters per year. “It is the highest maximum since we have records,” said Armando Trasviña Castro, a researcher with CICESE’s Tropical Oceanography Group, during a recent public p
Empty Chairs, Canceled Bookings: How Hurricane Polo Cost Cabo - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo hasn’t come close to blowing a roof into the ocean in Los Cabos, but it still managed to empty out a fair number of beach chairs. The storm has stayed offshore in the Pacific, exactly where forecasters expected, yet the rain, wind and swell it kicked up were enough to rattle nerves, cancel bookings and shut down the kind of beachfront business that keeps Cabo San Lucas humming in late summer. That is the strange math of hurricane season in Baja Sur: a storm does not have to hit yo
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