Tulum’s Vertical Housing Bust Offers Lessons for Developers Eyeing Other Mexican Markets
Tulum's saturated vertical housing market serves as a cautionary tale for developers targeting cities with stronger long-term fundamentals.
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Cancún Aims to Integrate 500 Artisans and Entrepreneurs in Fairs and Exhibitions by End of 2026
Cancún's economic development office plans to grow its roster of participating artisans and entrepreneurs from 350 to 500 by year-end.
Archaeologists Warn of INAH Collapse Amid Bureaucratic Strangulation and Labor ‘Slavery’
Archaeologists denounce bureaucratic overload, precarious contracts, and alleged cover-ups at Mexico's heritage institute.
Teachers March in Cancun Demanding Repeal of ISSSTE Law and Better Working Conditions
About 50 teachers marched in Cancun demanding the repeal of the ISSSTE law and better pay.
Quintana Roo Shipyard 80% Complete, Set to Boost Caribbean Nautical Industry
A new shipyard in Quintana Roo, 80% complete, will serve up to 150 vessels and cut maintenance costs significantly.
CFE Warns of Fake Locks Used by Scammers to Extort Customers
Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission warns that fake security locks sold online are being used to extort customers.
Indigenous Groups Accuse Land Grabbers of Using Fake Titles in Quintana Roo
Indigenous and peasant organizations denounce a surge in land theft using forged property titles in Quintana Roo.
Cancun Wine Culture Booms as Tourism and Training Fuel 40% Growth
Wine consumption in Cancun has grown 30-40% in five years, driven by tourism and sommelier training.
Chichén Itzá Reopens After Vendor Dispute, New Hours and Prices Announced
Chichén Itzá reopens June 1 after a vendor dispute. New hours: 8 am to 4 pm. Prices vary by nationality.
After a Decade of Declining Catches, Yucatan Launches New Plan to Rescue Grouper Fishery
Yucatan's new grouper management plan aims to reverse a 17% catch decline and restore the iconic species.