Top Mexico Real Estate

One of the lures of Yucatan real estate is the rich interaction with ancient Mayan culture offered by the area. Most recently, this was exemplified in the celebration of the Mayan New Year.

As of the end of July 2011, a program to maintain Cancun’s beachfront which had been restored in 2009, was about 30 percent complete.

Mexico’s National Tourism Forum will be scheduled for Playa del Carmen and the surrounding area for 2014. Large-scale tourism events like this one are a part of the ongoing growth of this industry.

One of the main motivations for buying Tulum real estate is the area’s unique and beautiful nature. For this reason it is very important that the state which includes Tulum has implemented a green program for the following 6 years.

Recently, the mayor of the Island of Holbox announced several urban renewal works, including the restoration of a tourist pier and establishment of related services.

A recent award was given for the tourism industry in Cozumel; this award has a real significance for the real estate market on the island.

The lure of nature in condos in Playa del Carmen is receiving a special support from a recent decision by the state government to reforest 5200 hectares of woodland in the states.

Recently, the government of the island of Cozumel on the Mexican Caribbean announced a billion-dollar project to build a new wind farm to generate electric power.

While Playa del Carmen is currently among the safest in Mexico and Latin America, the government continues to invest in preventative programs to keep it this way; the most recent of these focuses on security during summer vacations 2011.

In mid-June, the Supreme Court of Mexico declared Tulum’s then current Urban Development Plan invalid. Currently, Tulum’s municipality has as its primary task to create a new Urban Development Plan, as some real estate investors hesitate.