Tulum and Playa del Carmen are very attractive places to invest in Quintana Roo. Considered the crown jewels of the Mexican Caribbean, both cities are characterized by their beautiful beaches with turquoise-blue waters, as well as a tropical lifestyle that attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world.
Both cities are high-influx holidaly destinations, where investing in real estate is highly recommended. However, when it comes to choosing just one, Tulum has an advantage, since it offers results in a shorter term.
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Playa del Carmen is a cosmopolitan destination that shines at all times. The colors of its beaches are captivating, and there's always a great atmosphere on its white sandy streets and on its famous Fifth Avenue, a lively pedestrian area full of businesses and restaurants.
Multiple options for fun, dining, and shopping, as well as the accommodation offer, make Playa del Carmen a very popular place for international tourism.
However, Tulum is currently the most sought-after holiday destination in the Mayan Riviera, and the fourth most fashionable destination worldwide.*1 This Caribbean city is also the perfect spot for investors looking for high short-term investment returns.
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The crystal-clear sea, the archaeological sites, and the exuberant nature are the cover letter for Tulum, a city where a bit over 50% of the real estate projects in Quintana Roo are carried out.*2
Thanks to its bohemian, exclusive, and spiritual style, Tulum has become the perfect place to live, as well as to invest in properties for vacation rental purposes. That's why we at Grupo Emerita develop projects where this destination's essence and magic prevail at every corner.
Our developments in the Caribbean city of Tulum stand out by offering the best location and infrastructure to invest with a business vision. Find out more about us and our real estate offer in Tulum. We have the space that will yield you the best benefits in the Mayan Riviera.
*1 Source: La Jornada Maya
*2 Source: Diario de Yucatán
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