What is the best area to invest in Mexico?

[Artur A.]

Hi guys

I've been diving deep into potential real estate investment opportunities in Mexico, and I wanted to share some of the data I've gathered. I'm hoping to spark a discussion on where the best areas to invest might be, based on ROI from short-term rentals and annual real estate appreciation.

1. Baja California Sur (Cabo San Lucas):

• Short-term Rental ROI: Potential returns of up to 18-20%.
• Annual Real Estate Appreciation: Estimated at 10%.

Cabo has always been a hotspot for tourists, especially those from North America. The high ROI on short-term rentals suggests it's still an investor's paradise. The annual appreciation rate shows a promising, steady growth potential in property values.

2. Yucatan State (Merida and surrounding areas):

• Short-term Rental ROI: Ranging from 8% to 13%.
• Annual Real Estate Appreciation: An impressive 15%.

Merida is gaining momentum among international tourists and investors. Its rich history, combined with modern amenities, seems to strike a balance. The high appreciation rate suggests a robust and growing market.

3. Riviera Maya (Stretching between Cancun and Tulum):

• Short-term Rental ROI: Between 8% to 13%.
• Annual Real Estate Appreciation: A more modest 4-7%.

While the appreciation is not as high as other regions, the steady ROI from rentals indicates a stable and mature market.

I'd love to get feedback from those who have invested or are considering investing in these areas. What are your thoughts on these numbers?