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•March 23, 2026

Mexico rental market slowly moves toward formal rules

Renting is rising in Mexico as mortgages tighten and rules change, but a more formal market does not yet mean easier or cheaper housing.

•March 16, 2026

Baja coastal project approved after earlier shutdowns

Semarnat cleared an Ensenada beachfront project after prior closures, reviving questions about permits, enforcement and coastal growth.

•March 12, 2026

Mexico home prices rose again in February

Mexico home prices rose 4% in February, with Mexico City still the priciest market by square meter and regional gaps staying wide.

Data-center real estate is surging but still looks solid

•March 10, 2026

Data-center real estate in Mexico is surging but still looks solid

JLL says data-center real estate is expanding quickly, but high occupancy, strong pre-leasing and power limits still support the market.

•March 6, 2026

Mexico Homebuilders Hit 2025 Sales High as Credit Eases

Mexico’s listed homebuilders posted standout 2025 sales as financing improved, but weak supply still leaves Mexico’s housing gap unresolved.

•March 3, 2026

World Cup 2026 revives Mexico City rental tensions

Hosts say short-term rentals aren't driving Mexico City rent hikes as World Cup 2026 nears, urging data-based rules and enforcement.

•March 2, 2026

Playa Mamitas plan proposes hotel rooms and condos

A new Semarnat filing outlines ZONNA near Playa Mamitas with 64 hotel rooms and 187 apartments, renewing debate over coastal use.

Conagua targets illegal builds along Lake Chapala shore

•February 26, 2026

Lake Chapala shoreline construction face tighter scrutiny

Conagua and Jalisco municipalities will jointly inspect federal shoreline zones at Lake Chapala, boosting checks and possible removals.

•February 23, 2026

Mexico property outlook for 2026 turns on power and credit

Mexico’s 2026 real estate outlook depends on reliable power, USMCA trade clarity and cheaper credit as industrial, office and housing segments diverge.

•February 20, 2026

Playa del Carmen home demand is turning more permanent

More buyers are moving to Playa del Carmen to live year-round, nudging developers beyond vacation rentals and straining services and planning.

•February 17, 2026

Self-Building in Mexico Can Take 20 Years and 30% Extra Cost

Building a house slowly might seem budget-friendly. In Mexico, it often stretches out for decades and ends up 30% costlier.

•February 16, 2026

Puerto Vallarta Condo Occupancy Reaches 80% as Season Peaks

Puerto Vallarta’s condo occupancy nears 80% as high season peaks. Local condo managers warn of strain on garbage collection and water services.

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