Tulum Real Estate

1. Tulum Demographics

With an estimated population of 18,200 residents living within the 788 square miles of the city, Tulum is the new Mexican hotspot to live in.

Fast advancement has actually brought modern-day facilities and increased financial investment. From brand-new houses to significant worldwide stores like Walmart, Tulum is ending up being a significant Mexican hotspot.

“One of the Top Dream Locations for Retirement in Mexico” -Wall Street Journal Views

2. Real Estate Demand Rising 

Real estate properties in Tulum are still cost-effective compared to other major tourist destinations like Cancun. There is an enormous interest in Americans to invest in Tulum real estate, as more retirees and Mexican natives search for budget friendly apartments and houses to enjoy the nature every morning through their windows.  

1. Top 3 Archaeological Destination  

Tulum is a popular archaeological site much smaller than most other Maya sites around. Tulum sits very close to the Mexican Caribbean coast and the short distance from Cancun has made Tulum explode in population, economics, and real estate. 

Every day dozens and dozens of tour busses drive to this beautiful paradise. The Tulum Mayan ruins are the 3rd most popular archaeological attraction in Mexico, welcoming over 2.2 million visitors a year. 

2. Well Known for its Cenotes

Visitors and locals can find a big number of cenotes in the Tulum surroundings including Maya Blue, Naharon, Temple of Doom, Tortuga, Vacaha, Grand Cenote, Abejas, Nohoch Kiin, and Carwash cenotes and cave systems.

3. Property Equity

The tourist destination is now divided into four main areas: the archaeological site, the pueblo (or town), the zona hotelera (or hotel zone), and the biosphere reserve of Sian Ka’an.

1. Weather and Nature

The Mayan culture and serene jungle include to the laid back and bohemian lifestyle of Tulum. The holistic impact is prominent enough to necessitate the development of an area called Holistika which embraces the health, wellness, peace and nature of Tulum.

You’ll find the world well-known Tulum ruins and the Sian Ka’an Biosphere reserve located in the city. Tulum has a tropical savannah climate with crisp blue Caribbean water to the east and jungle more inland.

Temperatures tend to drop into the 60s and 70s in the nights and reach the 80s and 90s during the day. June and July are the hottest months although by just a couple of degrees. The rainy/hurricane season runs from June till October.

The wettest months are June, September and October with average monthly rainfall going beyond 6 inches.