Costarena Real Estate
Set just minutes from downtown San José del Cabo, Costarena Real Estate feels like one of those communities that’s been quietly getting everything right for years. It’s peaceful without being cut off, refined without trying too hard. Mornings open with soft light stretching over the fairways, and evenings often close with a breeze drifting in from the Sea of Cortez. Living in Club Campestre means you can enjoy all this balance—whether you’re out walking the dog, fitting in a quick round of golf, or just unwinding on the terrace, there’s a natural rhythm that’s hard to miss.
Neighborhoods like Vista Hermosa, Montecitos, and Larena offer a wide variety of homes—from hillside residences with sweeping views to low-maintenance condos close to the action. Streets are wide and walkable, with thoughtful landscaping and just enough elevation to catch ocean glimpses from nearly everywhere.
It’s easy to see why Costarena Real Estate appeals to such a range of buyers—families, seasonal visitors, and full-time residents alike. The lifestyle here isn’t hurried or overdone. It’s simply… livable. And that’s exactly what makes it stand out.
Comparing condo neighborhoods at Club Campestre? See Wen Living real estate and Villas de México real estate, or browse all Club Campestre condos for sale.
Avenida Vista Hermosa , A302 Ph
$1,450,000
Costarena A102
$1,275,000
Ave Vista Hermosa
$1,200,000
Costarena PH , K301
$775,000
Ave. Vista Hermosa Sn , E202
$699,000
Costarena Real Estate – Lifestyle Living in San José del Cabo
Where everyday life feels like a resort escape in San José del Cabo.
There’s a natural rhythm to life in Costarena. Days move slowly but never drag. You might begin with a walk through the neighborhood, enjoy breakfast on your patio with the mountains in view, or spend the afternoon at the beach club. In Club Campestre, the surroundings create the lifestyle for you, so you don’t really need an agenda—the setting itself takes care of that.
Costarena Real Estate is built around balance—between luxury and simplicity, between privacy and community. In Vista Hermosa, homes sit on elevated lots with plenty of space. Pueblo Campestre feels modern yet relaxed. And Solesta carries a calmness that only comes with being close to nature.
With golf, beaches, markets, and restaurants all nearby—but never too close—Costarena delivers that rare sense of being tucked away while still staying connected.
In a region filled with gated communities, Costarena Real Estate stands out for its thoughtfulness. The architecture feels cohesive without being repetitive, the landscaping is mature, and the infrastructure strong. It doesn’t come across as a project—it feels like a neighborhood that has grown naturally over time.
Buyers are drawn to both the long-term value and the lifestyle here. Homes in La Cañada offer custom design and some of the best views in San José. Villas de México and Los Valles are excellent for those looking for a second home or something simple to lock and leave.
Whether you’re considering rental income, future resale, or simply a place to enjoy life for the next twenty years, Costarena Real Estate has a way of holding its value—in more ways than one.
People come to Costarena for many reasons, but most stay because of how it makes them feel. Life here carries an ease that’s hard to explain until you’ve experienced it. Maybe it’s the wide sidewalks. Maybe it’s the stillness that settles in at night. Or maybe it’s just the way the sunsets seem to drop perfectly behind the mountains every evening.
Costarena Real Estate doesn’t just offer houses—it offers homes. Real places to put down roots or return to season after season. You’ll see families heading to the pool, retirees enjoying a morning round of golf, and neighbors who’ve grown into lifelong friends. The atmosphere is friendly but never intrusive—everyone has the space to live as they wish.
From the privacy of Larena to the community vibe of Wen Living and the serene charm of Vista Hermosa, this is one of those rare places that just feels right.
Browse Costarena MLS listings and start imagining life here.
Costarena Real Estate — Embrace Comfort in the Heart of San José
Let our Costarena experts help you find the perfect home—whether it’s facing the greens, near the beach club, or along a quiet, tree-lined street.
FAQ for Costarena Homes For Sale
What makes Costarena Real Estate unique in Los Cabos?
Costarena offers a rare mix of modern architecture, ocean-view homes, and access to Club Campestre’s golf and beach amenities. It’s designed for buyers seeking both elegance and everyday livability.
Is Costarena Real Estate a good investment?
Yes. Homes in Costarena hold strong long-term value thanks to their prime location in San José del Cabo, quality construction, and high demand among both seasonal and full-time residents.
What types of homes are available in Costarena?
Costarena features luxury residences, golf villas, and stylish condos. Many properties offer private terraces, spacious layouts, and views of the Sea of Cortez or lush fairways.
Is Costarena a gated community?
Absolutely. Costarena is part of the secure, master-planned Club Campestre community, offering 24/7 security and a peaceful environment where residents can relax with confidence.
Do Costarena homeowners have access to Club Campestre amenities?
Yes. Owners in Costarena enjoy access to the Beach Club, championship golf course, pools, dining, and resort-style facilities that make daily living feel like a vacation.
How close is Costarena to downtown San José del Cabo?
Costarena is just minutes away from downtown San José, giving residents easy access to restaurants, art galleries, shopping, and cultural events while still enjoying a quiet, private setting.
Costarena is a neighbourhood of Club Campestre. Seventy-five condominiums across thirteen buildings on five acres — and thirty-seven closings to price against. Assessments run $4,200 – $8,400 a year as of 9 September 2026.
| Residences | 75 13 buildings, 5 acres |
|---|---|
| Closed sales | 37 in five years |
| Assessment | $4,200 – $8,400 annualised |
Fee and market evidence current to 9 September 2026. Verify all figures with the association at the time of purchase.
About Costarena
Costarena is a 75-residence condominium community across thirteen three-storey buildings on about five acres. With 37 closings in five years it has the second-deepest transaction record in Club Campestre, which makes it one of the easiest addresses here to value with confidence.
Closings run $405,000 to $1.30 million, and the recent twenty-four-month band has firmed to $720,000 to $1.30 million — the bottom of this market has moved up substantially. Five residences are currently active from $699,000 to $1.45 million, with two more under contract.
The assessment annualises between roughly $4,200 and $8,400, with a peso entry at about MXN 108,960 reconciling into that band. The spread tracks unit size.
What trades here
Product
Condominium residences across thirteen three-storey buildings. Recent closings $720,000 to $1.30M; five active from $699,000 to $1.45M.
Market snapshot
| Product | Active asking range | Active | Closed, 5 years | Sales | Closed, last 24 months | Sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Condominiums | $699K – $1.45M | 5 | $405K – $1.30M | 37 | $720K – $1.30M | 4 |
Source: Flexmls (BCS MLS), all statuses, rolling five years to 9 September 2026, de-duplicated.
What it costs to hold
Condominium regime
Annualises between roughly $4,200 and $8,400, the spread tracking unit size. A peso entry at about MXN 108,960 sits inside that band at recent rates.
How Club Campestre bills
Assessments are billed by neighbourhood and largely denominated in pesos, so your dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Most neighbourhoods annualise between roughly MXN 19,000 and 39,000 — about $1,000 to $2,000, against past $45,000 for the equivalent line at Villas del Mar. Structured dues entries here are unusually error-prone; verify against the association, not the listing.
Three memberships, and they vary by neighbourhood
A social, a Beach Club and a golf membership. Some neighbourhoods include social and Beach Club with every purchase; on some lots the Beach Club membership conveys and the buyer pays a transfer fee; elsewhere both are bought separately. In at least one enclave the Beach Club membership is mandatory with golf optional. All are subject to club approval and availability.
Why we do not print membership prices
The club does not publish its initiation, dues or transfer fees. Figures circulate informally, in both currencies, and have moved considerably between 2022 and 2026 — enough that quoting one would mislead more than it helps. We confirm current pricing with the club in writing for every client before closing.
Also budget for
- Annual bank trust (fideicomiso) fee
- Acquisition tax and closing costs
- Membership dues and any transfer fee
What is not published
Rental. Homes here are plainly used as vacation rentals, but no community rule, minimum stay or cap is documented. Pets. A dog park and pet-friendly zones exist; no formal policy is published. Construction. Projects must comply with the Campestre CC&Rs and are reviewed by Campestre; lots come with underground utilities and paved roads, and one source states there is no time limit to begin construction — confirm that against the CC&Rs for your lot.
Who Costarena suits
Costarena suits a buyer who wants a lock-and-leave condominium and the comfort of a real comparable set — thirty-seven closings means you can price a unit properly rather than guess. Match the assessment to the unit size before you compare listings.
Common questions
What are the HOA fees in Costarena?
Annualises between roughly $4,200 and $8,400, the spread tracking unit size. A peso entry at about MXN 108,960 sits inside that band at recent rates.
Assessments are billed by neighbourhood and largely denominated in pesos, so your dollar cost moves with the exchange rate. Most neighbourhoods annualise between roughly MXN 19,000 and 39,000 — about $1,000 to $2,000, against past $45,000 for the equivalent line at Villas del Mar. Structured dues entries here are unusually error-prone; verify against the association, not the listing.
Does buying in Costarena include club membership?
A social, a Beach Club and a golf membership. Some neighbourhoods include social and Beach Club with every purchase; on some lots the Beach Club membership conveys and the buyer pays a transfer fee; elsewhere both are bought separately. In at least one enclave the Beach Club membership is mandatory with golf optional. All are subject to club approval and availability.
The club does not publish its initiation, dues or transfer fees. Figures circulate informally, in both currencies, and have moved considerably between 2022 and 2026 — enough that quoting one would mislead more than it helps. We confirm current pricing with the club in writing for every client before closing.
- Annual bank trust (fideicomiso) fee
- Acquisition tax and closing costs
- Membership dues and any transfer fee
What kind of property is in Costarena?
Condominium residences across thirteen three-storey buildings. Recent closings $720,000 to $1.30M; five active from $699,000 to $1.45M.
What is not published about Costarena?
Rental. Homes here are plainly used as vacation rentals, but no community rule, minimum stay or cap is documented. Pets. A dog park and pet-friendly zones exist; no formal policy is published. Construction. Projects must comply with the Campestre CC&Rs and are reviewed by Campestre; lots come with underground utilities and paved roads, and one source states there is no time limit to begin construction — confirm that against the CC&Rs for your lot.
The full Costarena buyer guide — 5 pages covering fees, memberships, what is unpublished and the five-year transaction record — is available on request. Ask James for a copy.
About these figures. They were current as of 9 September 2026 and are drawn from listing disclosures and public sources rather than official association or club documents. Verify with the relevant association, club or developer before you rely on them. Market data derived in part from the Baja California Sur MLS (Flexmls), all statuses, rolling five years, de-duplicated. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Full site disclaimer below.
