In the next 7 years, Tulum will undergo radical changes thanks to private and government investment, such as over 400 real estate developments and the construction of the Tren Maya and international airport, as stated by Francisco Reyna, president of AMPI Tulum.
The municipality of Tulum, in Quintana Roo, has become the undisputed leader in investment in Mexico, with a real estate growth of 40%, putting it at the forefront of the country.
The main investors in the area are Japanese, European, and Mexican.
In addition, the advent of the digital era is changing the course of real estate developments and creating new trends in the area.
Francisco Reyna stated that Tulum’s success is due in part to federal projects such as the Tren Maya and International Airport, which have attracted more foreign investors and provided a capital gain and return on investment of over 10%.
Furthermore, Tulum is home to 62,000 residents who will soon have the international airport scheduled for the end of 2023, which will increase property value and return on investment even further, possibly exceeding 12%.
The real estate expert highlights that Tulum’s success is largely due to the commitment to the environment by developers.
He asserts that the municipality has the highest number of real estate developments that are environmentally conscious, making it an attractive location for investors seeking an eco-friendly image. Therefore, they seek investors who impact between 40 and 60 percent of their land and promote vertical growth.
Tulum, Playa del Carmen, Cancun, and Merida are the most sought-after cities for developers and clients, and it is crucial for federal, state, and municipal authorities to collaborate with AMPI to continue promoting growth in the area.
