The Cuore Residencial complex, currently under construction, is modern, boasts excellent infrastructure, spacious apartments, and high-quality finishing materials. The lower floors offer offices and retail space.
The Cumbres neighborhood is rightfully considered one of the most prestigious in the city. Wealthy Mexican families live here, seeking tranquility, security, and proximity to top schools, shopping centers, restaurants, and the airport. The supply of real estate in Cumbres is limited—there are almost no vacant lots or new developments left, making every investment especially valuable and liquid.
The project developer has confirmed yields of 20 to 30% per annum. The project is scheduled for completion in 2027. Layouts include lofts and apartments with 1, 2, and 3 bedrooms.
Prices start at 4,300,000 pesos for a 67 sq.m. loft.
Down payment: 20%, 20% during construction, 60% upon completion.
Discounts from 2% to 14% for larger down payments.
What are the criteria for choosing a residential property for those interested only in income and who will not be using the property themselves?
1. Limited supply in this location. For example, land by the sea, beachfront properties, and areas popular with the city's residents.
2. If the property is under construction, early entry will provide additional capitalization.
3. Growth potential of the location. Planned infrastructure.
In Cancun, we recommend considering the Cumbres neighborhood.
Wealthy people, the "middle class," live here. And when someone says their home is in Cumbres, it says a lot about their status.
Restaurants, shops, banks, and movie theaters are nearby, even within walking distance, a rarity in Cancun.
There's no more land available for construction, but there are plenty of people willing to live in this area.
The new bridge over the Nichupte Lagoon is nearby, meaning that once it's built, Cumbres residents will be able to get to the beach more quickly.
