Part of the Mexican Caribbean is emerging as a real estate investment hub thanks to a rich cultural history and a number of new property projects.
The Riviera Maya, Mexico, has “untouched and isolated” beach fronts and could appeal to buyers looking to “get away from it all” according to brokers.
Stretching from just below Cancun to the Costa Maya, the region is seeing increasing promotion and investment from the authorities, keen to sell its idyllic beaches to tourists.
Real estate including condos and apartments are springing up in greater numbers and the region has an added cultural edge thanks to the presence of a number of Mayan archaeological sites.
Regional agents Playa Realty Executives said: “The main attribute is the diversity it offers to visitors. Vacationers can take part in traditional sports like golf, tennis or horseback riding, but they can also opt for new and exciting sports experiences like sky diving, jungle tours, deep sea fishing, parasailing, or a variety of other water sports.
“Riviera Maya Mexico and Playa del Carmen have many excellent real estate investment opportunities like beach front condos, rental villas and apartments.”
Among potential real estate investment opportunities listed by the firm is Mareazul, part of Master Plan Grand Coral Riviera Maya, with prices starting at $500,000.
It will include 300 condo homes with two, three and four bedrooms and features swimming pools, lakes and recreation areas.
Grand Coral Riviera Maya was unveiled last month as a multi-investment scheme featuring a number of beach front real estate plans.
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