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A 2009 environmental authorization is now central to questions over the Pendry and Montage projects near Playa Las Cocinas.

Fibra Mty’s successful offer for Fibra Macquarie shows investor demand for Mexico’s industrial real estate sector.

Quintana Roo says 400 real estate projects are outside rules, raising legal-risk questions for buyers across Mexico’s Caribbean coast.

Construction output rose just 0.3% in February, keeping Mexico’s building recovery fragile as annual activity stayed negative.

A 20 billion peso Costa Nayarit project in Compostela would add homes, hotels, a marina and golf to the Pacific corridor.

A Jalisco committee backed a 50% property-tax surcharge on empty homes held by large owners, but the measure still needs a full vote.

Jalisco’s housing shortage is pushing officials to consider major fee cuts for affordable homes in Puerto Vallarta and beyond.

Mexico’s rental market is split between costly online listings and cheaper informal options, making affordable apartments harder to find.

IDEFT’s new condo-sector agreement aims to train Puerto Vallarta building managers as housing and tourism growth reshape daily operations.

Sheinbaum says housing rights and real-estate growth can coexist as Mexico City weighs rent limits and expands social housing.

Rising land costs, tougher seismic rules and slow permits are squeezing mid-market housing in Mexico City and shrinking new supply.

A dispute over construction at Playa Las Cocinas keeps growing as residents push for a shutdown over beach access and environmental risks.

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