Zona Hotelera · Cancún
3-Bedroom Apartment Overlooking Nichupté Lagoon, Cancún Hotel Zone (DEMO)
USD 690,000
- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 165 m² · 1,776 ft²
The complete city: Hotel Zone, gated communities and the best-connected airport in the Caribbean.
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Zona Hotelera · Cancún
USD 690,000
Residencial Cumbres · Cancún
MXN 28,000 / month
Cancún, in the municipality of Benito Juárez, is the largest and best-connected city in Quintana Roo. Its residential market splits between the Hotel Zone — condos facing the Nichupté lagoon or the sea —, the downtown organised in supermanzanas, and the large gated communities of the south and west: Residencial Cumbres, Lagos del Sol, Isla Dorada, Puerto Cancún and the Huayacán corridor.
For families who live and work in the city, Cancún offers the widest range of houses in gated communities with nearby schools, hospitals and shops. For investors, the Hotel Zone and Puerto Cancún combine vacation rental with appreciation in waterfront locations, and Costa Mujeres to the north concentrates large new developments.
Cancún International Airport, one of the busiest in Latin America, makes access from the United States, Canada and Europe easy. The city is the natural gateway for anyone buying in the Riviera Maya and also a market with more accessible entry prices than Tulum or Playa del Carmen in several areas.
Each area of Cancún has a different price profile, atmosphere and property type. Explore the main ones.
For those who prioritise views and beach, yes; for everyday life with schools and shops, the residential areas to the south and west are usually more practical. The Hotel Zone works very well as a vacation-rental investment.
Residencial Cumbres, Lagos del Sol, Isla Dorada and the gated communities along the Huayacán corridor concentrate houses with security, green areas and nearby schools.
In general, entry prices downtown and in several residential communities are more accessible, although the Hotel Zone and Puerto Cancún are among the highest segments in the state.