Zona Romántica / Old Town

Is a trendy area filled with lively expat and LGBT bars, walking from Amapas, Olas Altas, streets like Lazaro Cardenas, Basilio Badillo among others; Restaurants serving global fare. Quaint courtyard cafes and contemporary art galleries sit alongside boutique hotels on cobblestone streets. Zona Romantica area, also known as “OLD TOWN” has one of the favorite places of tourists, the popular Los Muertos Beach draws locals and visitors to its broad, curved pier, which lights up at night. Parque Lázaro Cárdenas hosts the Olas Altas Farmers Market in winter and spring. source: google maps
 
Puerto Vallarta is not only the PV Romantic Zone / OLD TOWN.

Visit the Rio Cuale flea market, there´s a chance to find all kind of crafts and souvenirs, several local huichol art and other cultures artisans have wonderful merchandise; Then try the hanging bridges and and head to downtown Vallarta Centro Area (Real Downtown) where you will find the City Hall, the main plaza, the main church (Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe) and of course, the world famous Malecon, the main attractive for Mexican and foreigners, where you will find, along the place several sculptures in bronze, and several restaurants facing the ocean, snacks, fast food restaurants, ice cream stores and more, making your hiking a whole adventure, if you have kids and or grand-kids.

 

Explore more… walking.

Right at the end oe beginning of the malecón, (north) there is the Parque Hidalgo, which serves as a place to the Church “La Iglesia del Refugio” and it is just where the streets begin to be ascending towards the East, also the beginning of 5 de Diciembre neighborhood where you can find properties with ocean views and even lots of land and houses that will need rehab or be transformed into something new, popular among Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Buyers search.

Puerto Vallarta MLS Properties for Sale.

Romantic Zone for Sale & 5 de Diciembre

Absorption Rate in Zona Romantica

Condos

  • 19.17,22.24,21.79,20.2,21.47,21.13,23.25,21.87,21.07,21.81,22.71,22.89
  • 19.17,22.24,21.79,20.2,21.47,21.13,23.25,21.87,21.07,21.81,22.71,22.89

    • Information is deemed to be reliable, but is not guaranteed. © 2026

    Houses

    • 40.8,34,42,36,39,42,30,30,28,32.57,27.43,27.43
  • 40.8,34,42,36,39,42,30,30,28,32.57,27.43,27.43

    • Information is deemed to be reliable, but is not guaranteed. © 2026

    Land

    • 60,72,60,60,60,36,36,36,36,36,48,0
  • 60,72,60,60,60,36,36,36,36,36,48,0

    • Information is deemed to be reliable, but is not guaranteed. © 2026

    The Absorption Rate, in Months chart shows how long the current inventory of properties would last at the current rate of sales.  If no new properties were added to the market, and sales continued at a steady pace, the Absorption rate indicates the number of months required to sell all the properties on the market.

    Absorption rate is based on two numbers: 1 The number of active listings 2 The average number of listings sold per month for the previous n months. The number of active listings is a “snapshot” of listings active on a single day (the 15th of the month). The number of months of sold listings, here, is 12. The formula is Absorption Ratio = A ÷ N Where A = listings active on the 15th of the month, and N = the average number of listings sold during each of the previous 12 months.

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