 Dotty Vidargas Real Estate was founded by Dotty Vidargas in the early 60’s. She was the first REALTOR® in San Miguel de Allende. The roots she established in the community are strong, and are still being nurtured today. Dotty’s legacy continues to make Dotty Vidargas Real Estate unbeatable in the San Miguel de Allende real estate market. And, those are only two of the reasons why you should work with us as your San Miguel de Allende real estate agents. |
GABRIEL RUBIERA  Once a resident of Mexico City, Gabriel moved to San Miguel in 1993 and has since then been involved in many aspects of the communities rich cultural and educational programs. Serving as the general manager of the Public Library, Gabriel worked side by side with both Mexican and foreign communities for the betterment of the area and its resources.
In 2005, Gabriel began his career in real estate, completing his training and certification in Real Estate Marketing and Administration and receiving his diploma from the Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores in Queretaro.
Gabriel is bilingual and speaks both Spanish and English. His vast knowledge of both Mexican and American cultures has given him the tools to work comfortably and successfully with all his clients, who benefit from his special ability to understand their needs and fulfill their wishes in the world of real estate in San Miguel de Allende.
RICARDO VIDARGAS
 Born and raised in San Miguel de Allende, Ricardo is a commercial, fine art and architectural photographer as well as an avid golfer. Though Ricardo moved away for some time, he returned in 1997 with his wife Joan to pursue other career choices including becoming an intricate part of his mother’s business, Dotty Vidargas Real Estate.
While away, Ricardo enjoyed a successful photography career in New York City for over 20 years and upon returning to San Miguel, continued on this path teaching photography at the Instituto Allende for 6 years.
Ricardo is the President of Va Por San Miguel de Allende A.C., an organization for the protection and preservation of San Miguel.
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