INMOBILIA DRIVES EXPANSION IN RIVIERA MAYA WITH MASSIVE 5 BILLION PESOS INVESTMENT
Inmobilia, a leading developer of residential and tourism real estate, is set to invest 5 billion pesos over the next five years in high-growth potential areas like the Riviera Maya. Known for constructing over 7.8 million square meters across Mexico — including mixed-use complexes, tourist resorts, a private Caribbean island, and a golf course — Inmobilia’s new projects underscore the booming real estate market in this region.
Riviera Maya: A Hotspot for Investment
Roberto Kelleher, CEO and co-founder of Inmobilia, highlighted the appeal of the Riviera Maya, especially destinations like Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Mayakoba, and Tulum. “With 120,000 hotel rooms in the Riviera Maya and another 15,000 under construction, Cancún Airport breaking records with nearly 30 million passengers annually, and Tulum Airport set to handle 5 million passengers in the next few years, Mexico is experiencing a tourism boom unmatched by any other country,” Kelleher noted.
Inmobilia has already left a significant mark with projects like SLS Bahía Beach and SLS Marina Beach in Puerto Cancún. These luxurious buildings feature residences ranging from two-bedroom apartments to penthouses, priced between 16 and 18 million pesos, attracting high-end investors and residents.
The Need for Infrastructure
While the real estate market is thriving, Kelleher emphasized the urgent need for infrastructure development, particularly in water and energy services. “Planning can be challenging, but with the growing expectations for the southeast, addressing energy and water infrastructure is crucial,” he explained.
Strategic Developments on the Horizon
One promising initiative is the construction of the Mayakan pipeline, which will extend over 700 kilometers to support natural gas transport. This pipeline is expected to supply combined-cycle power plants in the Yucatán Peninsula, enhancing energy availability for the region.
Kelleher also praised the strategic integration of cargo services with the Tren Maya and the Trans-Isthmian Corridor, connecting the Pacific and Atlantic oceans. “This will position Mexico strategically for growth. Looking towards the next administration, it’s reassuring that both candidates recognize the need for infrastructure development, particularly in energy,” he concluded.
Conclusion
Inmobilia’s significant investment in the Riviera Maya is a testament to the region’s burgeoning real estate potential. As infrastructure projects like the Mayakan pipeline and the Tren Maya advance, the Riviera Maya is poised to become an even more attractive destination for investors and tourists alike. Stay tuned to see how these developments unfold and continue to shape the landscape of this vibrant region.
