329 C. Prisciliano Sánchez 1-3, Local Plaza Palmar de Aramara, Puerto Vallarta, JA | Wanderlust Real Estate + Development

329 C. Prisciliano Sánchez 1-3, Local Plaza Palmar de Aramara, Puerto Vallarta, JA

$345,000

Property Type: Commercial Baths: 4 Square Footage: 1,056 Status: Active

Current Price: $345,000 List Date: 7/10/2026 Last Modified: 7/10/2026

Overview

Description

Espacio comercial de 98.10 m2 en planta baja, dividido en 4 locales independientes con 4 medios baños, ubicado en la zona emergente de Aramara, Puerto Vallarta. Su ubicación estratégica justo frente a una parada de camión muy transitada y a unos pasos del reconocido Mercado Aramara garantiza un flujo constante de peatones y clientes potenciales todos los días. Ideal para inversionistas o emprendedores que buscan establecer múltiples negocios o rentar locales individuales en una de las zonas con mayor proyección de crecimiento de la ciudad.

Listing Details MLS# 44307

Address

Property Name: Local Plaza Palmar de Aramara
Street Number: 329
Street Name: C. Prisciliano Sánchez
Unit #: 1-3
State: JA
Zone: Puerto Vallarta
Area: Aramara
Community: Aramara

General Description

List Price USD$: 345000
List Price MXN$: 6000000
Total M2 const: 98.1
Total SqFt: 1055.55
Lot M2: 98.1
Lot SqFt: 1055.55
Bathrooms: 4
Primary View: Street
Secondary View: City
Pre-construction: No
Construction Manifest: Yes

Contract Data

Begin Date: 2026-07-08
Financing: Bank

Not Used

Original Price USD$: 345000

Location, Taxes & Legal

Property Tax Amount (Pesos): 2276.18
Adjacent to Federal Zone: No

Road Type

Paved: Yes

More Information

Location/Ubicacion

Mall/Ctro Comercial: Yes

Title

Escritura: Yes

Flooring/Tipo Pisos

Ceramic Tile: Yes

Water

City: Yes

Ceiling/Techos

Plastered: Yes

Sewage

City: Yes

Electric/Electrico

CFE: Yes

Property Features

Road Type: Paved Title: Escritura

Last Updated: July - 10 - 2026

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Ben started Wanderlust after becoming a veteran of the Latin American property development scene. With degrees in Anthropology and History, he has been attracted to the incredible cultural diversity and history of Mexico and Central America from a young age. A hunger to explore brought Ben to Nicaragua where he spent five years building custom vacation homes. Because these projects were mostly on raw land with limited resources, he was forced to learn all facets of the development process: he was expected to be the designer, architect, engineer, and builder. Most of the furniture, cabinetry, and windows were built by hand, as was general infrastructure such as roads, wells, and electrical and septic systems. These five years in Nicaragua have made Ben incredibly resourceful, and developed in him an “anything is possible” attitude.

While in Nicaragua, he joined his wife Kassidy’s nonprofit, The Sweet Water Fund, a grassroots foundation dedicated to inspiring Nicaraguan villages and empowering the local women through job opportunities, healthy lifestyles, and the arts. They spearheaded many projects such as nutrition and fitness programs, a suspension bridge over the local river so kids could more easily get to school, and a school kitchen built completely out of recycled materials.

After returning to the United States from Nicaragua, Ben became a general contractor in Sonoma, California. He completed multiple prestigious projects in the Sonoma and Napa valleys, including the remodeling of old-world wineries and the building of several spectacular second homes.

Three years later, Ben and Kassidy realized that the lifestyle and pace of Latin America was calling them back, so, in 2016, they and their two little boys, two dogs, and two cats made the leap down to gorgeous San Pancho to start all over again.

Ben was fortunate to work under Fred Feibel of F.L. Feibel y Asociados in San Pancho, where he developed a deep understanding of the practices and customs of Mexican real estate. After Fred’s untimely passing at the end of 2017, Ben took on the role of broker and lead agent and ran the office with his mentor’s high level of integrity and customer service. In the following year, Ben boosted the company’s sales by 350%, increasing its referral base and closing ratio.

Now a sought-after agent in the Riviera Nayarit, Ben decided to start his own company, Wanderlust Real Estate + Development. He brings his tenacity, organization, energy, optimism and creativity to the Wanderlust team and prides himself on keeping everyone on track and their clients informed, calm, and happy.