Informality threatens Jalisco's booming real estate market. AMPI urges mandatory professional standards to protect consumers and secure investor trust.
The president of AMPI Guadalajara, Karen Julieta Correa Cabrales, has raised alarms over the high level of informality in the region's real estate market. She warns that this lack of regulation is jeopardizing both consumer security and investor confidence in Jalisco.
According to AMPI, the real estate market in Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta is massive, estimated at over 135 billion pesos annually. With more than 110,000 property transactions each . . .
