u/Isab-Cancun

I’ve been working in real estate in Quintana Roo, Mexico for about 1.5 years, mainly with high-end residential land.
One thing I’ve noticed is that many potential buyers seem more interested in finished properties than buying land and building a high-end home themselves.

So I’m curious, for those working in other markets, is this something you’ve experienced too?
And for investors: would you consider buying a high value residential lot in a developing area, or would you rather buy a finished property with an existing rental strategy?
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¡Hola a todos! Soy Isabel, asesora de bienes raíces de Quintana Roo, México.
Me interesa el tema de bienes raíces, pero también la historia que hay detrás de las ciudades, el turismo, la arquitectura y cómo los lugares evolucionan y van ganando valor.
Voy a compartir historias y datos interesantes sobre México, bienes raíces y el desarrollo urbano, en inglés y en español.
Mucho gusto en conocerlos a todos

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In Quintana Roo, real estate advisors can obtain a Matrícula and Acreditación through SEDETUS. https://sedetus.qroo.gob.mx

I completed a 6-month professional diploma as part of the process to become accredited, and I’m officially registered as a real estate advisor in the state.

I think it’s important for buyers and investors to know who they’re dealing with when purchasing property in Mexico.

Hi everyone! I’m Isabel, a real estate advisor from Quintana Roo, Mexico.
I’m interested in real estate, but also in the history behind cities, tourism, architecture, and how places evolve and gain value.
I’ll be sharing interesting stories and facts about Mexico, real estate and urban development, in English and Spanish.
Nice to meet you all