The National Fund for Tourism Development (Fonatur) has launched an electronic auction of 17 plots of land located in Cozumel and Cancún, with a combined value of 107 million pesos.
The undeveloped properties, consisting of 16 parcels in Cozumel and one in Cancún’s hotel zone, are situated in areas of high tourist interest. The prices for the properties range from 3 million to 28 million pesos, with Fonatur expecting to generate revenue of approximately 107 million 476 thousand 584 pesos from the sale.
The auction, which began on May 2 and will conclude on May 12, offers interested parties an opportunity to purchase these plots online through a secure electronic platform. As part of this process, buyers can also take advantage of exclusive early payment discounts of up to 5 percent.
According to Fonatur’s statement, the electronic auction provides a safe and intermediary-free way for potential buyers to explore and acquire these properties. The agency invites interested parties to access its website (http://www.fonatur.gob.mx/) to view the property catalog, which includes detailed information on locations, land uses, prices, and available amenities.
Fonatur’s decision to sell these plots is part of a larger effort to disincorporate various properties that were once part of its assets. This move comes after the agency’s involvement in the construction of major federal projects in the region, including the Mayan Train.
The sale of these properties offers a unique opportunity for investors and developers to acquire prime real estate in highly sought-after tourist destinations.
Source: Sipse
