Aldea Amaia was designed with a clear mission: to build a legally secure, environmentally responsible, and high-potential community. What sets us apart is: A real commitment to sustainability (green areas, low-density planning, natural paths), Legal transparency and expert support (with our partners at ABRO & Asociados), Flexible, bank-free financing in MXN or USD, and Personalized guidance through the entire process. It’s not just land—it’s a purposeful investment with long-term value.

Sustainability is more than a trend—it’s a long-term vision. At Aldea Amaia, it means: Preserving native vegetation, Designing infrastructure that respects the environment, Promoting walkability and cycling with natural trails, Creating shared green spaces for wellness and community. For you, this means your land investment holds economic, ecological, and social value. You're aligning with the future of responsible development.

Yes, and this is one of the most attractive aspects of investing in Aldea Amaia. Because Tulum continues to grow in global demand, land in prime locations remains scarce and valuable. Early investors often see significant gains when reselling—especially once infrastructure is completed. We can also assist you in promoting your lot when the time comes, through our network and digital platforms.

Investing in land—especially in a high-growth area like Tulum—gives you a chance to enter the market at a much lower cost than buying a ready-built home. When you invest early, as with Aldea Amaia, you benefit from pre-sale pricing and your land increases in value as the development progresses. Plus, you have the flexibility to build later, on your terms, or with our recommended architects.

Aldea Amaia is committed to your journey beyond the sale. We offer ongoing support such as: Legal assistance for ownership formalization, Architectural and construction advisory if you decide to build, Progress updates on the development, Help promoting or reselling your property in the future. We’re not just here to sell—we’re here to help you grow your investment with confidence.

It’s simpler than most people expect—especially with the right guidance. At Aldea Amaia, the process is broken down into 3 steps: Choose your lot and sign a reservation agreement. Sign the purchase contract (with all terms, price, and payment schedule). Formalize ownership through a civil association or fideicomiso with full legal support. All documents are bilingual and our team is available to guide you step by step. We also offer virtual closings for international buyers.

One of the advantages of land investment is that there are no high maintenance costs. In Aldea Amaia: There are no immediate construction obligations. A small community maintenance fee may apply once urbanization is complete, mainly to preserve green areas and internal roads. No hidden fees—everything is explained in the contract from day one. You own the land outright, and costs are minimal until you decide to build.

Tulum has seen land values increase consistently over the past decade, fueled by eco-tourism, infrastructure investments like the Mayan Train and new international airport, and strong foreign demand. In well-planned areas like Region 15 (where Aldea Amaia is located), land can appreciate 8–12% annually, sometimes more depending on development stages. By buying early, you benefit from this upward trend while avoiding the inflated prices of finished homes or condos. See this official statistics in Mexico for real estate appreciation:

That’s completely fine. Many of our clients purchase land to hold as a medium- or long-term investment. There’s no obligation to build immediately. From the moment you own your lot, its value begins to grow, and you become part of the Aldea Amaia community. Later, you can build with one of our associated architects—or sell your lot with a profit.

Absolutely. In fact, Aldea Amaia is ideal for international investors. Whether you're from the U.S., Canada, or elsewhere, we guide you through a safe and smooth purchase process. You can pay in USD, receive bilingual documentation, and purchase through a legal structure like a fideicomiso (bank trust) or a civil association. Your investment is fully protected.

Purchasing property during the pre-sale phase can offer lower prices and customization options.However, risks include project delays, changes in plans, or even project cancellations.In Tulum, there have been cases where buyers invested in developments that were never completed.To mitigate these risks, ensure the developer has a solid track record and that all necessary permits are in place.​

Yes, you can build on land you purchase in Tulum, but there are strict environmental and zoning regulations to consider. The Mexican government, through Municipality Environmental Area, enforces guidelines to protect the region's ecosystems. Projects that don't comply with these regulations can be denied permits or halted. It's essential to consult with local authorities and environmental experts before beginning construction.

Tulum has experienced rapid growth, attracting both tourists and investors. While many have seen substantial returns, the market has also faced challenges, including instances of fraud and unfinished developments. Nevertheless, like almost all the real estate investments in the world, It's crucial for investors to conduct thorough due diligence, verify the legitimacy of developers, and consult legal experts before committing. At Aldea Amaia, we offer full legal certainty with our real estate products. If you require additional legal assistance or have unique needs, we recommend contacting our trusted partner, ABRO Associates (www.abroassociates.com), a reputable law firm with offices in Cancun and Tulum.

Financing options for foreign buyers in Mexico have expanded in recent years. While many transactions are still conducted in cash, some Mexican banks and specialized lenders offer mortgages to foreigners. Additionally, cross-border financing solutions are available, allowing buyers to secure loans in their home countries for Mexican property purchases. At Aldea Amaya we offer a financial solutions that make easy for national and foreign investor to purchase a lot and build their house:

Yes, foreigners can legally purchase property in Mexico's "restricted zones," which include areas within 50 kilometers of the coastline, such as Tulum. However, they must do so through a fideicomiso, a bank trust established with a Mexican financial institution. This arrangement grants the foreign buyer all rights of ownership, including the ability to sell, lease, or bequeath the property. The fideicomiso is valid for 50 years and can be renewed.

Tulum's real estate market has shown promising returns, with some investors reporting double-digit annual appreciation. The area's popularity among tourists makes it a hotspot for vacation rentals, further enhancing ROI potential. However, returns can vary based on property location, management, and market conditions. Conducting market research and consulting with local real estate experts can provide more accurate projections.​ Se this article: