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The real estate market in Mexico has started 2026 by sending powerful signals to the financial and wealth-building ecosystem. According to the latest Housing Price Index report published by the Federal Mortgage Society (SHF), mortgage-acquired housing in the country registered an average appreciation of 8.7% during the first quarter of the year compared to the same period of the previous year. This...

The 2027 Economic Package does not introduce new federal taxes on purchasing a home, nor does it regulate real estate market prices in Mexico. However, it does redefine the critical macroeconomic variables that determine the viability of any property investment: interest rates, developers' cost of capital, and currency exchange parity.     Are Taxes Increasing on Property Purchases in...

The best schools in Cancun in 2026 offer different educational models, specialization levels, and investment ranges, which is why choosing a school for your children requires analyzing more than just its reputation or location.   Cancun's private educational offer includes bilingual and trilingual schools, British and American systems, Catholic education, constructivist models, and proposals...

La Gran Escapada 2026, known as Mexico's Tourism "Buen Fin", returns from June 18 to June 21, 2026 with thousands of exclusive promotions to travel all across the country. Over four days, travelers will have access to discounts on hotels, flights, vacation packages, tours, restaurants, theme parks, and tourist experiences offered by officially registered companies, making it one of the best opportunities...

The Riviera Maya is not only one of Mexico's premier tourist destinations, but it has also become one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in Latin America. Within this landscape, the best golf courses in the Riviera Maya have evolved into much more than attractions for professional golfers—they are the centerpiece of luxury residential communities where exclusivity, security, nature, and strong...

Buying property in the Riviera Maya as LGBT+ is increasingly common among couples, families, and investors from Mexico, the United States, Canada, and Europe looking to build wealth in one of the most attractive destinations in the Caribbean. However, many people still have doubts about key topics such as marriage equality, co-ownership, inheritances, bank trusts (fideicomisos) for foreigners, or the legal...

Living in the Riviera Maya as LGBT+ has become an increasingly popular option for individuals and couples from Mexico, the United States, Canada, and Europe who are seeking quality of life, legal security, a warm climate, and real estate investment opportunities. Destinations such as Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Cancún, and Puerto Morelos stand out for their international communities, inclusive atmosphere,...

Real Estate Mistakes in the Riviera Maya are one of the most important yet highly overlooked steps by many buyers. Every year, domestic and foreign investors purchase condos, houses, and luxury residences in Cancun, Playa del Carmen, and Tulum without conducting a comprehensive professional review, relying solely on photographs, quick walk-throughs, or the aesthetic appearance of the...

Shipyard in QRoo the largest in the Caribbean—this is the infrastructure next to be incorporated to strengthen its leadership as one of the most important nautical destinations in Latin America. The project, which is showing significant construction progress, seeks to solve a historical need of the regional maritime industry: having high-capacity facilities for ship maintenance, repair, and modernization...

More and more Americans are investing in the Riviera Maya as a way to diversify their wealth, generate passive income, and take advantage of one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in Latin America. While housing prices, living costs, and interest rates continue to rise in various cities across the United States, destinations like Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cancun, Puerto Morelos, and Puerto Aventuras...