Investing in real estate is not just about buying a property, it is about choosing a place with high growth potential.
When investing in real estate, capital gains are a fundamental aspect that every buyer must analyze. This indicator measures the increase in the value of a property over time and depends on factors such as location, infrastructure, available services, and additional features of the property.
A good capital gain not only ensures that your investment grows but also improves your chances of making a profit when renting or selling.
Cities with the best capital gains in Mexico
According to an analysis by Inmuebles24, the following cities stand out for their capital gains performance as of October of this year:
Querétaro: It is positioned as a leader with a 6.8% increase in the value of properties. In addition, it is the city where it takes the least time to recover the purchase investment: approximately 14.7 years.
Mexico City: The capital remains a solid bet, with a growth of 6.6 percent. Its advantages include robust infrastructure and high housing demand. It requires 15.1 years to recover the investment.
Mérida: Recognized for its quality of life and urban development, it had an increase of 6.3% and requires about 15.7 years of rent to repay the investment.
Guadalajara: Although it presents the lowest increase among these cities (5.4%), it remains a viable long-term option. However, it is where it takes the longest to recover the investment: approximately 18.4 years.
Keep in mind that the Index data corresponds to the average obtained according to the prices published in the platform’s ads in these cities.
Factors to consider to evaluate the capital gain
According to the online real estate classifieds portal in Mexico, you should consider the following factors to evaluate the capital gain of a property:
- Location: Cities in development or with infrastructure projects usually offer a higher return.
- Property features: Features such as green areas, terraces, or swimming pools increase the value.
- Infrastructure of the area: Access to basic services, transportation, and commercial areas are key.
Investing in a property should not only focus on the current price, but on its potential to increase in value. Analyzing these factors will help you make more informed decisions and ensure a solid return in the long term.
Source: ealestatemarket.com.mx
