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Baja California
Baja California is the northwestern border state, economically integrated with California in the Cali-Baja megaregion. It combines the thriving cities of Tijuana and Mexicali, the maquiladora industry, wine tourism in the Valle de Guadalupe, and the Pacific coastal corridor.
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- 4cities with a guide
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- Tijuana
- Mexicali
- Ensenada
- Tecate
- Playas de Rosarito
- Valle de Guadalupe
- San Quintín
- San Felipe
- Guadalupe Victoria
- Ciudad Morelos
- Vicente Guerrero
- Maneadero
- La Rumorosa
- Ojos Negros
- Valle de Trinidad
- El Sauzal
- Popotla
- Puertecitos
- Bahía de los Ángeles
- Zona Río
- Otay
- La Mesa
- Playas de Tijuana
- Chapultepec Tijuana
- Río Tijuana
- Cachanilla
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About Baja California
Baja California: Baja California is the northwestern border state, economically integrated with California in the Cali-Baja megaregion. It combines the thriving cities of Tijuana and Mexicali, the maquiladora industry, wine tourism in the Valle de Guadalupe, and the Pacific coastal corridor.
The real estate market is among the most expensive on the border, driven by commuters working in California, the maquiladora industry and tourism. Tijuana and Playas concentrate vertical developments, while the Valle de Guadalupe and Rosarito offer vacation and retirement properties.
The California border and the San Ysidro and Otay crossings, the CBX bridge to San Diego's airport, the Valle de Guadalupe as Mexico's wine capital, and the Tijuana-Rosarito-Ensenada coastal corridor.
Nearshoring and maquiladora expansion, housing for binational commuters, wine tourism in the Valle de Guadalupe, medical tourism, and coastal second homes for the U.S. market.
Economy
An economy integrated with California, with maquiladora electronics and medical devices, agribusiness in the Valle de Mexicali, tourism, and wine tourism.
Infrastructure
Airports in Tijuana and Mexicali, the CBX bridge, some of the busiest border crossings in the world, and the scenic Tijuana-Ensenada highway.
Lifestyle
A Mediterranean climate on the coast, the acclaimed Baja Med food scene, binational border culture, Pacific beaches, and the wine country atmosphere of the Valle de Guadalupe.