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The Yucatan Peninsula is one of the top investment opportunities in Mexico, according to Pablo Vazquez Rodriguez of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI). He sees it as a win-win proposition all the way around. When investing in Mexico real estate, you get everything you want at a more than fair … [Read more...] about The Yucatan Peninsula is an Investment Paradise for Foreigners
With the ever-increasing demand for housing in the Riviera Maya, property has been inching up in price over the last several years. People in search of moderately-priced accommodations that are also easy to maintain are starting to feel the effects of the rising cost. While the cost of living in Playa del Carmen is 50% … [Read more...] about Affordable Housing in Playa del Carmen is Not a Thing of the Past
The Yucatan Peninsula is receiving quite the investment in infrastructure, safety and more. All of this comes at a time when the tourist influx is on the rise, breaking previous visitor records. With the construction of Terminal 4 at the Cancun International Airport rising the capacity of the region to 31 million … [Read more...] about New Cancun-Tulum Metrobus to Start Construction This Year
Tulum’s charming and laidback vibe has drawn millions of tourists every year. But there are a handful that have decided to actually settle down there. Due to its popularity, it has become an important piece of the real estate engine of the Riviera Maya. With so many properties available, it might be daunting to start … [Read more...] about Turnkey Penthouse in Aldea Zama Perfect for Vacation Rentals
After President elect Manuel Lopez Obrador confirmed that the Cancun-Palenque train in the Yucatan Peninsula had the green light, the project is moving along right away. Yucatan’s governor elect, Mauricio Vila Dosal, is wasting no time in helping to plan the multibillion-dollar transportation project. The passengers … [Read more...] about Cancun-Palenque Train to Attract 3 Million Passengers per Year
Many believe that Mexico’s Independence Day is celebrated on Cinco de Mayo. The truth is, however, it is actually celebrated in September. The two-day celebration – spanning from September 15th to the 16th – took place in 1810. A Roman-Catholic priest by the name of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla woke up his fellow … [Read more...] about Mexico’s Independence Day is NOT Cinco de Mayo
Investors, we’ve got fantastic news for you! Just recently, SEDETUR (The Secretariat of Tourism) reported that Quintana Roo received almost 16 million tourists in less than one year. This represents a 4.3% increase in tourism from the previous year. Because of this, now is a great time to start looking at investing. … [Read more...] about Tourism in Quintana Roo Surpasses Previous Year
