SOUTHERN OSA PENINSULA
PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA
Costa Rica Dreamin' · Mystic Civil & Infrastructure

Tierra de PruebaTest the Land

Costa Rica Dreamin' starts here: a jungle village where newcomers live real Costa Rican life before they commit to it. Mystic owns the land, and Mystic is building it. The first phase is a 20-home pilot on 6 acres.

Golden-hour aerial view of the Tierra de Prueba (Costa Rica Dreamin') village: modular homes among dense Osa rainforest canopy, with the Monsoon Lounge glowing at the center
20 → 200

Units. Pilot on 6 acres, scaled only on proven demand.

$900K → $9M+

Annual local economic boost within three years.

100%

Mystic-owned land. No acquisition needed before building.

The opportunity

Why now

Costa Rica already attracts people who want to stay. What they lack is a structured path from visitor to resident.

A couple with luggage at an airport departure gate, looking back through tall windows at the Costa Rican jungle
The gap we're closing

They fall in love, then they leave

Every year, thousands of high-net-worth professionals and families visit Costa Rica and fall in love with Pura Vida. Then they go home.

Tourist visas expire. Buying property sight-unseen feels too risky. There is no structured path from visitor to permanent resident.

The dream goes home with them.

A family signing ownership papers at a rustic table in an open-air jungle home
What Tierra de Prueba changes

Six to twelve months to put down roots

A structured immersion in an authentic jungle village lets prospects live real Costa Rican daily life before they commit.

When they stay, and 40%+ do once rooted, they move to fee-simple ownership, qualify for investor residency (~$150K+ threshold), start businesses, and create local jobs.

A confident move, made with eyes open.

Mystic BuildTech

Proven and certified

The same factory-precision technology Mystic has deployed in more than 20 countries, built for the tropics.

Close detail of a Mystic home: steel frame, stone-clad wall and large glazed doors against the jungle
Trifecta model · exterior detail
SGS · per home

The only developer in Latin America offering full SGS certification per home: independent verification of quality, safety, and environmental compliance.

115 mph rated

Galvanized steel frame

Hot-poured and seamless, with no weak points. Hurricane-resistant.

Mold · insect · fire

Carbon Crystal walls

Superior tropical insulation. No mold, no insects, fire-resistant.

200× glass

AstroShield™ glazing

Shatterproof, on an earthquake-flexible structure.

Ships in 30 days

Full off-grid solar

Battery backup for cloudy days and rainwater capture. Installs in hours.

Housing tiers · Mixed-income community

Four ways to live here

Income levels are mixed on purpose, to build real community rather than a gated enclave. From the smallest loft to the flagship estate, every home shares the same Mystic core.

Compact glass-fronted loft lit warmly among jungle foliage
Compact

Jungle Loft

$2,800 /mo

Efficient, with the full Mystic tech core. Suited to solo professionals and couples.

Rounded pod home on an elevated deck among treetops
Elevated

Canopy Pod

$3,400 /mo

Raised into the canopy. Living Wall wildlife feeds and herb gardens included.

Open-air villa on stilts above an infinity pool in the rainforest
Open-air

Tree House Villa

$6,500 /mo

Expansive open-air living, Mystic OS voice control, and a private fruit-tree terrace.

Long modern estate home with a volcano rising behind it
Flagship

Volcano Estate

$8,500 /mo

Panoramic views. The same resilience, with maximum space and privacy.

Shared by every home: identical steel frames, AstroShield™ glazing, solar systems, and Mystic OS smart controls.

Daily life by design

Authentic Pura Vida

Local cooks, local suppliers, local rhythms. The village draws residents into Costa Rican community and economy rather than around it.

Evening at El Sabor, the village soda: residents at tables under string lights, coffee roasting, e-bikes parked nearby
El Sabor · village soda at dusk

Community & culture

  • El Sabor, the village soda: gallo pinto, ceviche, fresh juice
  • Solar coffee garden with weekly communal roasting
  • Covered walkways keep life moving, rain or shine
  • Sunrise yoga deck, cacao ceremonies, acoustic evenings

Relocation made simple

  • Concierge handles visas, banking, schools, and healthcare
  • Free e-bikes and surfboards for all residents
  • Spanish classes, private chefs, and market runs on request
  • Local cooks and suppliers. No imported culture.

Neighbors share plates at El Sabor, roast coffee together, and walk the paths to conversation. This is Costa Rica, elevated, and it is what makes people want to stay.

Monsoon Lounge

Wet season, by firelight

Rain is the soundtrack here. The Monsoon Lounge is a fully covered, solar-powered gathering space that turns the wet season into the most memorable time of year.

The Monsoon Lounge at night in the rain: residents around a glass-enclosed fire pit beneath a large screen showing a live jungle feed

Safe gas fire pit

An AstroShield™-enclosed flame glows through the rain. Warm, safe, and the visual anchor of every evening.

100" live jungle feeds

Real-time wildlife and rain cams on large screens. Watch frogs, monkeys, and storms in comfort.

Acoustic & ritual evenings

Local guitarists, cacao ceremonies, and storytelling nights, with the rain as percussion.

Yoga & community mornings

Morning sessions, communal breakfasts, and language exchanges build the bonds that lengthen stays and lead to ownership.

Phased rollout & economic impact

Conservative by design

Demand-driven projections for a village built on land Mystic already owns.

9

Direct jobs, Year 1

Local cooks, guides, maintenance, and concierge staff from day one.

70+

Direct jobs, Year 3

Growing with the village, with local hiring prioritized at every phase.

$15M

Real estate pipeline

Estimated purchases as 40% of residents move to Mystic Preserve ownership at $275K+ each.

Annual local economic boost$900KYear 1$9M+Year 3
The Mystic commitment

Built on our own land

Mystic owns the land and is building the village itself. The model is pilot-first and scales only on proven demand.

Land

Mystic-owned

The site on the Southern Osa Peninsula already belongs to Mystic. No land acquisition stands between plan and build.

Scope

Pilot first

A 20-unit proof of concept. Expansion proceeds only after demonstrated results.

Quality

SGS-certified homes

Independent, world-standard certification for every unit. Verified, not self-reported.

Downside

Buyback guarantee

If demand falters, Mystic buys back unsold units. Every scenario has a floor.

Partners and investors

Mystic is building Tierra de Prueba on its own land and is open to conversations with partners and investors who share the vision.

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