Real Estate

Tulum is the first city in Mexico to accept cryptocurrencies for Real Estate purchases

The purchase was for a 2-bedroom lock off apartment. The buyer sought a vacation rental property and made a payment equivalent to 5.78 Bitcoins. The Riviera Maya has been characterized for being an innovative state, and the Real Estate area has been in charge of keeping it that way. With the first purchase of a

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Drop in prices of 10% in real estate properties in the Riviera Maya

According to the President of the Fundación para la Inversión en la Riviera Maya, Wilberth Gutiérrez Álvarez, now is a good time to invest in property. Gutiérrez attributed the 10% drop in prices in real estate due to the current pandemic and its global economic crisis. The Fundación has identified more than 5000 units whose

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11% of the hotels in the northern area of Quintana Roo have reopened

In the third week of economic reactivation in the northern area of ​​Quintana Roo, only 11% of the 691 hotels opened their doors, with Cancun being the destination with the most reopenings. According to reports from the Hotel Associations of Cancun, Puerto Morelos, Isla Mujeres; and Riviera Maya, there are currently 89 lodging centers that

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More than 40,000 tourists per day are expected during the Riviera Maya summer!

Mexico’s premier tourist destination! Over the last 15 years more than 100 new hotels have been built in the Riviera Maya as companies such as Starwood Hotels, Hyatt, and FRHI Hotels have invested in properties. The number of hotel rooms in the area has increased from just under 15,000 in 2000 to over 46,470 in

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