Real estate brokerages
Bilingual, experienced with international buyers. 5-7% commission on sale. Top brokers concentrate 70% of premium residential volume.
The Tulum real estate market includes brokerages, vacation rental, presale developments, lots, and property management. Tulum is one of Mexico's fastest-growing markets with average appreciation 8-15% annually between 2018-2024.
Tribu Tulum's directory lists 165 active businesses in the Real Estate category. Of the 78 with a recorded area, the areas with the most listings are La Veleta (22), Tulum Centro (18) and Manzana 26 (4). 114 have a public Google rating, averaging 4.7 out of 5.
Tulum has over 100 active presale developments. Most active zones: Aldea Zama, Region 15, Selvazama, Tulum Country Club, La Veleta, Holistika. Per m² price varies $1,500-5,500 USD by zone. Foreigners can buy in restricted zone (within 50 km of coast) via bank trust. Vacation rental offers 6-12% annual ROI with professional management.
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This hub lists Tulum real estate agencies and services. Separately we keep a short catalogue of developments — 101 Park, Faena, Azulik, DUNE, Manik — with full profiles, project photography, exact location and entry pricing, with no middlemen.
See the curated real estate developments in TulumBilingual, experienced with international buyers. 5-7% commission on sale. Top brokers concentrate 70% of premium residential volume.
Condos $200K-1.2M USD, houses $400K-3M USD, land $50K-500K USD. Typical presale 30-50% below post-delivery price.
Specialized property managers (Airbnb, Booking, Vrbo). 18-25% commission on revenue. Gross ROI 8-15% annually; Net ROI 4-8% after fees, maintenance, taxes.
Lots in Region 15, Selvazama, Macario Gomez. Prices $80K-400K USD for 200-500 m². Builder + architect hired separately.
Furnished 1br apartment $700-1,500 USD/month in La Veleta and Aldea Zama. 3br house $2,000-5,000 USD/month by zone and season.
Featured-plan businesses first, then the most relevant and most reviewed in this category.












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5.0 (15)La Veleta
4.7 (11)La Veleta
5.0 (9)CAMINO BLANCO
5.0 (9)Supermanzana COL Manzana 12
5.0 (9)La Veleta
4.6 (9)
4.9 (7)Fracc Mayazama
5.0 (5)
4.0 (4)Tulum Centro, Colonia Huracanes
4.7 (24)La Veleta
4.6 (21)Tumben Kaa
4.8 (4)
5.0 (3)
5.0 (3)
5.0 (3)La Veleta
5.0 (2)
5.0 (2)La Veleta
5.0 (2)Riviera
5.0 (2)Supermanzana 20°21
5.0 (1)
5.0 (1)Country Club
5.0 (1)
5.0 (1)Tulum Centro
5.0 (1)
5.0 (1)Tulum Centro
5.0 (1)Manzana 22, Colonia Centro
5.0 (1)Manzana 026
5.0 (1)
5.0 (12)La Veleta
4.8 (12)Manzana -4
5.0 (10)Tulum Centro
5.0 (10)Tulum Centro, colonia centro
5.0 (6)
Premium residential master plan, well documented, full infrastructure
Businesses in Aldea Zama →New development, more accessible prices, consolidating
View businesses →Premium lots and houses, private services
View businesses →Jungle lots, eco-developments, natural integration
View businesses →Best price-rent ratio, high vacation rental demand
Businesses in La Veleta →Yes. Tulum is in restricted zone (within 50 km of coast) so purchase happens via bank trust (fideicomiso) with 50-year renewable term. Trust cost ~$2,500-5,000 USD setup + ~$500 USD annually.
Annual property tax 0.1-0.3% of cadastral value. Income tax on rentals (10% monthly withholding) or capital gains on sale (35% non-resident, 0% if resident 5+ years). 16% VAT on new purchases.
Gross ROI 8-15% annually on acquisition cost, depends on zone, product quality, and season. Net ROI 4-8% after property manager commission (18-25%), maintenance, taxes, and cleanings. Historical appreciation 5-12% annually.
Risk is real. Verify: municipal construction permit, environmental impact permits, lot deed, trust if foreigner, contract with delay penalty clauses, milestone-based payment plan. Bilingual lawyer in Tulum recommended.
By zone: La Veleta $1,800-2,800 USD/m², Aldea Zama $2,200-3,500 USD/m², Tulum Country Club $2,500-4,500 USD/m², Beachfront (when available) $4,500-12,000 USD/m². Urban land $400-1,500 USD/m².