Riviera Maya Real Estate Sales Slow Amid Geopolitical Uncertainty
Real estate sales in the Riviera Maya have slowed, with residential tourism units seeing up to a 15% drop.
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Real estate sales in the Riviera Maya have slowed, with residential tourism units seeing up to a 15% drop.
While 90% of Mexican gas stations sell regular fuel under 24 pesos, Cancún stations charge over 25 pesos.
Bacalar's tourism is 80% domestic. Officials work to attract more international visitors and extend average stays.
Decomposing sargasso has damaged boat engines and driven away tourists, costing cooperatives up to 200,000 pesos.
Mexico will invest over 40 million pesos from a federal fund to benefit more than 80 Maya communities in Felipe…
Playa del Carmen's iconic Quinta Avenida is nearly empty at night, signaling a tourism slowdown that worries local businesses.
Cancún, Quintana Roo — The recovery of beaches in Quintana Roo will shift strategy, with...
Cozumel's real estate market is shifting as foreign buyers seek permanent homes and vertical projects reshape the city center.
State government supports community request for federal working groups to plan sustainable development in Mahahual.
Buyers of Ocean Tulum condos say they have waited more than three years for delivery, with construction still incomplete.
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