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As the visionary founder of Lindsay Prime Real Estate Group, Lindsay's journey into the heart of Mexico began in 2008 when she moved to Puerto Vallarta, a decision spurred by her insatiable appetite for adventure. Having globetrotted across Australia and Japan in her early 20s, Lindsay, freshly minted with an MBA, ventured into Mexico, eager for the new adventures that awaited her. Her real estate career initially blossomed on the North Shore of the Bay, a period marked by the thrill of exploring emerging developments in a rapidly evolving area.

Over the past 16 years, Lindsay has not only established multiple successful businesses in the Bay but has also been a pivotal figure in fostering community engagement through social initiatives and grassroots groups. With a rich educational background, holding an undergraduate degree from the University of Denver and an MBA from the University of Colorado, Lindsay's professional tapestry is woven with diverse global experiences. From her role as an Assistant Vice President in Executive Banking at Wells Fargo in Denver to pioneering global award-winning culinary and cultural experiences in Mexico, her career is a testament to her versatility and entrepreneurial spirit.

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$150,000,000
924 Bel-Air Rd, Bel-Air, CA 90077
  • 3 Beds
  • 4 Baths
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$150,000,000
924 Bel-Air Rd, Bel-Air, CA 90077
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  • 4 Baths
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