How the New Cadastral Law Will Impact Property Values and Taxes in Mexico

MEXICO CITY – A new Cadastral Law, recently published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF), has officially entered into force, introducing significant structural changes to how real estate and land are registered and managed in Mexico. The reforms aim to provide greater legal certainty, combat property fraud, and prevent illegal land seizures. The […]

Renting in Mexico City Could Become Harder as Experts Warn of Housing Shortages and Higher Costs

MEXICO CITY – Experts and legislators are warning that a new government initiative aimed at regulating the rental market in Mexico City could severely impact students, workers, families, and migrants. The proposed “Law of Tenancy Relations and Fair, Reasonable, and Affordable Rents” could lead to a significant decrease in housing availability and a subsequent spike […]

The Park San Luis Potosí: Redefining Urban Living with Integrated Mixed-Use Development

SAN LUIS POTOSÍ – The Park San Luis Potosí is rapidly establishing itself as a premier mixed-use development, blending residential units, office spaces, retail hubs, and recreational areas into a single cohesive environment. According to Óscar Alarcón, Project Director at Inmobilia and head of the development, the project’s first residential tower has already reached 95% […]

Real Estate Developers Warn of “Legal Uncertainty” as New Planning Program Targets Property Taxes

MEXICO CITY – The real estate developers’ association (ADI) has expressed grave concerns that a new metropolitan planning program could jeopardize nearly $9 billion in planned investments across the Mexico Valley Metropolitan Area. The association, which currently manages a portfolio of 163 projects, warns that the proposed draft of the Metropolitan Planning Program (POZMVM) may […]

Los Cabos Ranked Among Mexico’s Most Expensive Municipalities for Rent

LA PAZ, Baja California Sur — A recent study by the Institute of Technology and Advanced Studies of the West (ITESO) reveals a stark disparity between housing costs and average household incomes in Mexico, highlighting Baja California Sur’s position in the national real estate market. The analysis, which examined rental and sale offers across various […]

Developer Detained in Mérida: Pretrial Measures Imposed in Major Housing Fraud Case

MÉRIDA, MEXICO — A prominent real estate businessman has been presented before a judge following his arrest in Mérida, facing serious charges of organized fraud linked to a multi-million peso residential development scandal. Alfonso Sánchez-Tello Zapata was apprehended on October 6 on Garcia Lavín Avenue. The State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) has officially charged him […]

Restoring the Heart of Tampico: Strategies for Tourism, Culture, and Investment

Real estate experts are proposing a strategic “urban recycling” of Tampico’s historic center to restore its economic and tourism appeal, arguing that the area is currently undergoing a natural transition rather than a permanent decline. According to Emilio Rojas Cobián, former national president of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI), the current vacancy […]

The Mayor of San Miguel de Allende warns about real estate fraud and sales permits

He warned about the importance of verifying sales permits to avoid real estate fraud, a practice that left severe effects in past years. He assured that his administration has reinforced controls to guarantee legal and safe developments. San Miguel de Allende, Gto.- San Miguel de Allende continues to position itself as one of the most attractive destinations to live, invest, […]