After the 1910-1917 Revolution, most of Mexico’s lands were divided into Ejidos: large land parcels which were owned collectively by many different people —often groups of families— who had...
The real estate industry in Mexico is regulated be the Political Constitution of Mexican; however, purchasing a property also involves complying with Federal, state and municipal laws. “Our Mexican...
We manage through the team of professionals to help obtain any type of construction permits and other urban planning licenses with great understanding of issues such as: merger, subdivision,...
There are three types of real estate appraisals in Mexico that you should know about before purchasing property in the country: Tax (Catastral) Bank (Bancario) and Commercial (Comercial). Tax...