The Mérida Open complex at the entrance to the Yucatán Country Club is just a hint of the immensity that the place houses in its depths, because beyond the stadium that appears in the distance, a huge reserve hides a golf course, multiple tennis and paddle courts, as well as different sports academies that since […]

Industrias Curator has received permission from Mexico’s Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) to carry out vegetation removal activities on a 26-hectare property in the west of Playa del Carmen. The development will pave the way for the construction of more than 1,019 single-family homes. The permit for land use change was granted in […]

With its recent recognition as one of the top beach destinations in Mexico and Central America by the World Travel Awards, Tulum continues to solidify its position as a premier vacation spot. Moreover, it has earned a reputation for being an ideal location for various sports, particularly golf. Tulum boasts one of the country’s most […]

Mérida, known for its colonial architecture, gastronomy, and sense of security (1.8 crimes per 1,000 inhabitants), has become one of the most attractive places to live since the pandemic. The city transitioned from a tourist destination to a place where thousands found a space to work from home, driving a renewal process that continues to […]

Los Cabos has long been a favorite destination for U.S. travelers, and the region continues to experience remarkable growth in both hospitality and real estate. Two standout neighborhoods to watch in 2025 are Cabo Del Sol in Cabo San Lucas and Costa Palmas on the East Cape, where two global luxury brands, Park Hyatt and […]

TULUM.— The construction of the two luxury condominiums Adamar and Maiim in Tulum will have to stop and subsequently begin demolition due to the risk of collapse, which could affect the destination’s image and, most importantly, endanger buyers. Lawyer Antonella Vázquez, representative of the civil group Defending the Right to a Healthy Environment (DMAS), who […]

Specialists from Latin America, national and local, gathered in Mérida, Yucatán to share their experience and discuss best practices and regional trends in land use planning and sustainable urban development during the forum “Challenges and Opportunities in Building Sustainable Cities and Communities,” organized by UN Habitat. Around 350 people interested in Land Use Planning, Urban […]

Changes are coming to Quintana Roo regarding the rental of real estate spaces through platforms. Rentals through houses, apartments, studios, and even rooms via digital platforms like Airbnb should be regulated through laws that make them pay the same taxes as hotels, as it already harms the population, said Fernando Heredia Molina, president of the […]

In Tulum, seven out of ten people who approach the National Association of Business Lawyers (Anade) in Quintana Roo have been victims of real estate fraud. Current Situation: Estrella Ríos Pérez, president of the organization, noted that currently, seven out of ten people who come to them after purchasing a property have been victims of […]

In the next two years, the real estate sector expects investments of over $300 million in Quintana Roo, largely due to public works carried out in recent years, including new and upcoming infrastructure. Patricia Mora, president of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI) Cancún, highlighted that private real estate investments continue to grow […]