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No matter if you want to live, invest, or retire in Mexico, there are plenty of real estate opportunities. There are many great places where you can make a good deal. We’ve picked out a few from the many with the most promising future. Investors are going crazy over these places:
Holbox
The sandy beaches, charming nature, and colorful buildings of Holbox will seduce you. Situated in the north of Quintana Roo state, Holbox remains a very serene place. Investing here is like buying your slice of paradise.
It’s the perfect place to hide from the noise of civilization, with only 1,200 residents.
Known as the Mexican Caribbean, Holbox is one of Mexico’s best-kept real estate secrets. It’s an attractive destination with great real estate. Investing here is the smartest move to make.
Tulum
Tulum is home to the Mayan ruins overlooking the Caribbean Sea and many appealing beaches. It’s a top destination for real estate investments.
Located in the Riviera Maya, Tulum has a strong housing market and is popular among celebs. In Tulum, investors enjoy the benefits of their investments thanks to consistent occupancy rates. It would be a shame not to do the same and seize the opportunity.
Isla Mujeres
Are you searching for a remarkable place with a real estate market on the rise? Do you want affordable health care, a modern lifestyle, and a welcoming environment too? Isla Mujeres has it all.
Located 20 miles off the coast of Cancún, Isla Mujeres offers many real estate opportunities. It remains as Mexico’s most appealing investment spot and tourist district. Don’t miss this great opportunity while prices are still reasonable and buy your slice of paradise here.
Playa del Carmen
The real estate market in Playa del Carmen is the fastest growing in Latin America. Once a fishing village, it has become Mexico’s biggest attraction in a short period of time.
The city splits in 2 main parts: the beach side and the golf course.
The beach side consists of family homes and many hotels. The other part also has family houses, hotels, restaurants, and a huge shopping center. Investors and buyers can’t get enough of this place. The low prices, appealing rental yields, and impressive sights are hard to resist.
Cancún
Are you searching for the perfect home in a tourist area? Cancún will definitely meet your requirements. There are also plenty of real estate opportunities here. Cancún is in the world’s top destinations with a strong real estate market on the rise. Many investors and buyers hurry to buy, rent, or live here. It’s no surprise, considering the beauty and popularity of the famous city.
Mérida
About 25 miles from the Gulf of Mexico’s Turquoise Coast lies the tropical paradise of Mérida. While other popular destinations were on the rise, Mérida remained unknown.
Recently, it has grabbed tourists’ attention and started a surge of expat interest. Many young income earners from Canada, Europe, and the US come to invest here. The demand for rentals has never been stronger. The appealing location, weather, and low prices do their thing.
Los Cabos
Over 2 million people are visiting this peaceful place each year. Some say the blinding beauty and lifestyle are crucial in attracting visitors. Yet, we like to blame it on the ideal climate and the prestigious beachfront for prime real estate.
Los Cabos boasts a growing market and it seems like investors and buyers won’t get enough of it soon. Owning property here means having the opportunity to capitalize on your investment.
San Miguel de Allende
San Miguel de Allende is perfect for those who like to play it safe. Investors are going crazy over the place due to its low risk and sure investments. San Miguel has a great potential for income and offers reasonable property prices. The town looks like a historical estate and will seduce you with the most beautiful homes in the world.
(Photo: Periódico AM)Oaxaca
It’s hard to resist Oaxaca’s landscapes, modern architecture, and historical sites.
The cost of living is acceptable and the housing market is on the rise. Expats are trickling into this appealing city, especially investors. Property prices are low but will rise soon.
Outside of stunning sights, Oaxaca has a lot to offer to investors and home buyers. Property taxes are very low and the buying process is straightforward for expats.
Take advantage of the many real estate opportunities and don’t hesitate to ask for our help.
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You listed all the places I want to avoid. High heat, high cost etc. The huge city I am at never makes any list. I love it that way. Gringos drive up the prices.