Selon l'AMPI, le marché immobilier est en baisse dans tout le pays, mais se maintient à Cancún et sur la Riviera Maya

Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — Bien qu'un ralentissement des ventes immobilières se fasse sentir dans tout le pays, le directeur national de l'AMPI affirme que les régions du nord de l'État de Quintana Roo continuent d'attirer les investissements.

Pablo Vásquez Rodríguez, national president of la Asociación Mexicana de Profesionales Inmobiliarios (AMPI) reports that although a decline in the real estate sector has been noted nationwide, Quintana Roo, particularly in the northern area, continues with growth in the commercial and tourist sectors, providing hope to the industry’s real estate professionals.

Pablo Vásquez Rodríguez says that the economic slowdown has hit the state of Quintana Roo as well as the rest of the country, however in the northern regions of Quintana Roo, it does so in smaller proportions since the region is a tourist power and investments are maintained in both Cancun and in Riviera Maya.

He estimates that at the beginning of 2020, there will be a 2.5 percent growth in the state, equivalent to an investment of 2 billion peso. He adds that it is the residential sector that has been hit, but the tourism and commercial sectors will compensate for this decline.

Nationally, Quintana Roo stands out, as does Yucatán and the Bajío area as the only regions with above average growth, he notes.

Vázquez Rodríguez said that if there is something that previous economic crises have taught, such as that of 1994 or 2008, it is that “nobody will come to help us. We have to be a counterweight and encourge people to invest.”

The important thing to promote is that in Mexico, the cost of land, labor and the ease of supplies make an investment a quick return, and therefore, it remains an attractive market worldwide.

He acknowledged that through AMPI, real estate agents have been trained to work in these areas to provide legal certainty in the sector, adding that all licensed agents are certified with a Reconocimiento de Validez Oficial de Estudios (RVOE) from la Secretaría de Educación Pública.

In Quintana Roo, professional real estate certification is law.

Source : Riviera Maya News

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