Condos & Homes for Sale in Tulum, Playa del Carmen & the Riviera Maya

Playa del Carmen, Tulum, Puerto Aventuras, Akumal, and Puerto Morelos are all popular areas for investment.

Absolutely! The Riviera Maya is generally considered safe for tourists and expats.

Align your choice of property type with your budget, lifestyle preferences, and investment goals. Condos offer lower maintenance and shared amenities, while villas and single-family homes provide more privacy and space.

New developments often have modern amenities and potential for appreciation, while resale properties may have a more established community and a lower initial price.

Hire a professional home inspector to evaluate the property’s condition, including structural integrity, electrical and plumbing systems, and potential maintenance or repair needs.

Foreign buyers can acquire property through a bank trust called a “fideicomiso” or by establishing a Mexican corporation. You can read more about the buying process in Mexico here. Or consult a local attorney for guidance.

Expect to pay between 5-9% of the property’s value in closing costs, including notary fees, acquisition tax, and other expenses.

Some developers offer developer financing, or you may explore options with your home country’s banks or private lenders.

The Riviera Maya has a strong vacation rental market, but demand may vary by location and season.

Real estate in the Riviera Maya has historically appreciated over time, but individual property appreciation depends on factors like location, property type, and market conditions.

We would be happy to recommend good-quality property managers.

Typical ongoing expenses include utilities, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance costs. Budget for these expenses and adjust rental rates accordingly.

Your property manager can guide you through setting up and maintaining utilities for your property.

The Riviera Maya has a vibrant expat community, with social events, clubs, and online forums for networking and support.

The region offers water sports, golf, eco-adventures, and archaeological sites. Local cultural events include the Day of the Dead, Carnival, and various food and music festivals.

The Riviera Maya has several private hospitals and clinics, and a growing number of international schools offering bilingual education. Research the specific facilities available in your chosen area.