Quintana Roo Registry Lists 193 Irregular Real Estate Developments

Cancún, Quintana Roo — Quintana Roo’s registry of irregular real estate developments now holds 193 entries, according to Sedetus, the state’s sustainable urban development agency, with seven of the ten most recent additions located in Playa del Carmen.

Every record visible on the agency’s online platform carries the status “Irregular.” The most recent entry is dated Nov. 12, 2026. The ten latest additions were logged between Oct. 21 and Nov. 12: seven in Playa del Carmen and one each in Puerto Morelos, Cancún and Isla Mujeres.

By comparison, the state reported 116 irregular developments across six municipalities in 2025.

New entries in the north

The newest record is Akbal Pueblo Mágico, located in the town of Tres Marías in Puerto Morelos and registered on Nov. 12, 2026, under the promotion of K’AAX and Giovanni Brito Huchin.

Faro 7 in Cancún followed, promoted by LUUMO Real Estate and registered on Oct. 29. Bahía Dorada on Isla Mujeres entered the registry on Oct. 22, with C.G. Desarrollos, also known as Conexión Global Desarrollos, listed as the promoter.

Cancún’s municipal government says it is monitoring its territory for new cases.

Playa del Carmen accounts for most of the recent total

Six Playa del Carmen developments were registered on the same day, Oct. 21, 2026: El Ermitaño, Balam Ha, Nohoch Much, El Carmen, El Descanso and El Capricho. Aldea Calakmul, in the town of Xpu Ha, was added on Oct. 26.

None of those seven records names a promoter or seller. The municipal administration closed 45 developments during 2025.

A searchable public registry

Sedetus publishes the registry through a searchable table that shows the date of entry, the development’s commercial name, the promoter or seller when known, its status, locality and municipality. Each record includes an action column, which is empty for the recent additions.