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A pre-construction property is one you buy while the development is still being built or is on plans. Buying before delivery gets you the project's lowest price —typically 15 to 30% below the final price— and your investment appreciates during construction, before you've even finished paying for it.

Yes. Cancún sits within the restricted zone, so a foreigner acquires the property through a bank trust (fideicomiso): a Mexican bank holds the title in your name while you retain all rights to use, rent, sell and bequeath it. It is an established legal structure used by thousands of foreign buyers every year.

Typically a down payment followed by interest-free monthly installments during construction, and a final payment on delivery. Each development sets its own scheme; we help you compare the down payment, term and delivery balance of each project before you decide.

Yes, through an assignment of rights (cesión de derechos): you transfer your purchase contract to another buyer before the deed is signed. It's the typical exit strategy for a 2-to-3-year investor. It usually requires the developer's approval and has income-tax (ISR) implications; we guide you through the full process.

Before you reserve, we check that the development is registered with SEDETUS, holds a current municipal construction permit, that the land is recorded in the Public Property Registry, and that the developer has a delivery track record. We run this verification with you on every project we present.