Real Estate Market

Obtaining temporary residency, permanent residency, or Mexican citizenship is a key step for those who wish to live, work, invest, or retire legally and safely in Mexico. Whether for quality of life, business opportunities, real estate investment, retirement, or family ties, more and more foreigners are seeking to regularize their stay in the country.   One of the most accessible and strategic...

Is a mortgage loan in Mexico worth it? This is one of the most common—and most important—questions among those dreaming of buying a home this year. With interest rates expected to stabilize, a steadily growing real estate market, and rising property values projected over the next few years, the dilemma is clear: take on debt now or keep waiting? Making the right decision could be the difference between...

Should I buy property as an individual or through a company? This is one of the most common—and most important—questions for anyone looking to invest in real estate in Mexico. The choice between buying as a private individual or through a legal entity can significantly impact your taxes, financing access, asset protection, and long-term profitability.   This guide explains the key...

Guide for Real Estate Agents in Mexico 2025: Being a real estate agent today is about much more than just selling properties. In an increasingly competitive and regulated environment, it’s essential to have solid training, understand current legal requirements, and apply best practices that guarantee a professional, ethical, and secure service.   This guide is designed for real estate agents...

Buying property with Bitcoin in the Riviera Maya is no longer a futuristic idea — it's a legal, secure, and increasingly common reality among both national and international investors. If you're looking to diversify your portfolio, protect your wealth, or simply purchase a home in paradise without dealing with traditional banks, this article is for you.   Thanks to tools like BinkioPay,...

The Infonavit Credit is an excellent option for workers in Mexico who seek to fulfill the dream of owning their own home. Through this financing, the Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores (Infonavit) offers financial support to Mexican workers for the purchase, remodeling or construction of homes, facilitating access to properties at affordable prices. If you are a foreigner...

Did you know that when selling a property in Mexico, you could avoid paying the Capital Gains Tax? For many homeowners, this tax can significantly reduce the profit from selling their home. The good news is that there are legal ways to save the payment of this tax, provided you meet certain requirements established by law. If you're planning to sell your home and want to maximize your earnings, this guide...

Mérida, known as the "White City," has become one of Mexico's most attractive destinations for those seeking a high quality of life, safety, and excellent real estate investment opportunities. With steady growth and a rich cultural heritage, house prices in Mérida in 2025 are capturing the attention of families, investors, and expatriates alike. If you're considering buying property in Mérida, this...

Property tax is a mandatory annual payment for all property owners in Mexico. This tax is fundamental to finance essential public services such as street maintenance, garbage collection, street lighting and security, contributing to the development and well-being of communities.   In 2025, several municipalities in Mexico are implementing discounts and special programs to incentivize early...

Buying or selling a property is one of the most important and exciting steps in anyone's life, but did you know that a property appraisal can make the difference between a successful transaction and one that leads to losses? This technical process is not only required in many cases, but it is essential to obtain a fair and accurate valuation of a property. The appraisal ensures that you make informed...