Mexico’s real estate market continues to attract foreign buyers, with over 20,000 foreign-owned properties registered in Quintana Roo alone as of 2024 (RNIE data). With the Mayan Train fully operational in 2025, the new Tulum International Airport receiving direct Canadian and European flights, and Mérida’s infrastructure masterplan “Mérida 2050” advancing, analysts project tourism growth above

If you’re a foreigner looking to buy property in Mexico—especially in coveted coastal destinations like the Riviera Maya, Cozumel, Cancún, and Yucatán—you may be surprised that direct ownership isn’t always permitted in restricted zones. Fortunately, there is a secure legal solution: the Bank Trust (Fideicomiso). What Is a Bank Trust (Fideicomiso)? A Bank Trust allows

The Riviera Maya remains one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in Latin America. For foreign buyers, 2025 presents unique opportunities fueled by infrastructure upgrades, tourism growth, and competitive property pricing compared to many home-country markets. Whether you’re seeking a vacation home, rental investment, or retirement property, understanding the latest trends will help you invest