Despite the challenges of Sinaloa, investments in the real estate sector of Mazatlán continue to be solid, said Luciano Carrasco Altamirano, president of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals.
He stressed that the port remains attractive for national and foreign investors driven by its air connectivity, technological advances and government support.
He indicated that there are currently around 180 real estate projects in the port, but the sales takeoff of these investments could be reflected in the second quarter of 2025.
“We believe that the three levels of government have done a good job, which has been perceived in Mazatlán right now. Operations have been maintained, we have continued with normal behavior, we hope that from the second quarter of the year this will take off, and there will be a better number of sales than we have right now,” he said.
Carrasco Altamirano commented that air connectivity plays a key role in the arrival of new investors, since direct flights allow more people to discover the potential of the local real estate market.
He added that technology has also been a strategic ally in the promotion of projects, since many negotiations and presentations are carried out virtually through platforms such as Zoom, which facilitates the decision-making of investors who cannot travel immediately to the port.
He also highlighted the good relationship between the real estate sector and municipal and state authorities, which has allowed to generate trust and maintain a favorable environment for investment in Mazatlán.
Inauguration
The president of AMPI Mazatlán announced that his official inauguration in the city took place on January 30 in Mexico City, while in Mazatlán the formal ceremony will take place on March 20, with the presence of national and local authorities.
One of the main challenges of the sector will be to increase local membership and strengthen real estate regulation after the publication of the regulations of the Real Estate Law.
Source: oem
