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Puerto Vallarta Real Estate Sales Report October 2026

Regional home sales slowed in October, but 76 condos went pending. This month’s PVDN Insider report looks at what closed, where buyers have paid below asking, and how Puerto Vallarta’s listings compare with those across the state line.
How Puerto Vallarta’s Sewers Affect Beach Water Quality

How Puerto Vallarta’s Sewers Affect Beach Water Quality

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What Insiders Should Watch Today in Puerto Vallarta – November 9, 2026

The search for Melissa and Violeta leads Puerto Vallarta’s Nov. 9 news, with a school strike, Punta Paraíso demolition plans, and two city deadlines.
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The search for Melissa and Violeta and delayed pay for Vallarta city workers are among the stories to watch Tuesday, Nov. 10.

  • Search for Melissa and Violeta. The families are watching for word of more field searches after the collective Una Luz Para Nuestros Desaparecidos joined Jalisco’s search commission in communities including Ixtapa and El Ranchito over the weekend. Melissa Anahí Carranza Contreras and Violeta Alejandra Santana Bueno disappeared after traveling to Vallarta for a purported job.
  • City workers waiting for pay. Temporary municipal employees were still waiting Monday for wages due Oct. 31, the third consecutive late payday reported by local media. The question today is when the city will release the overdue pay.
  • Punta Paraíso in San Pancho. Heavy machinery is on site, and crews have started containment work around the damaged Tower 1. The next step is setting a start date to take down the tower itself.
  • CETMAR 06 school strike. Families in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle are waiting for a return date after teachers suspended classes over unpaid benefits and other compensation. The stoppage affects nearly 300 students, along with exams and school paperwork.
  • Revolution Day parade registration. Vallarta schools have through Wednesday, Nov. 11, to register their groups for the Nov. 20 parade. Schools can send up to 150 participants per group.

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LIVE: Hurricane Trudy in Puerto Vallarta — Warnings, Closures and Emergency Updates

Live updates for Hurricane Trudy in Puerto Vallarta — Warnings, Closures and Emergency Updates.
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