Base on the latest report of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI), Cancun is in a real estate revival with growth of 10% on sales of residential medium and residential homes plus. During the years 2009 and 2010 Cancun and the Riviera Maya went through a difficult period in the real estate sector.

This real estate crisis was resulted of the global economy fall that emerged from 2008, besides other events such as the outbreak of AH1N1 influenza and the bad reputation of Mexico outward, which drove away tourists the country, affecting mainly Cancun, tourism leader in Mexico and Latin America.

However, despite the difficulties Cancun preserves the heavenly beaches and its unique climate, what achievement that neither the economic crisis nor sanitary crises were impediment for a surprising recovery in tourism and home sales. Only in 2013 it was invested 400 million pesos, which rekindled three major projects in Puerto Cancun.

One of the most important factors that help this real estate resurgence is the great dedication and strength that has had the Business Coordinating Caribbean Council, who work together with other agencies to analyze both economic issues, social and political of state Quintana Roo.

Note that the current and recent president of CCE is Rafael Lang Uriarte, director of Puerto Cancun, who announced that developments will be reactivated Novo Cancun on June with an investment of $ 20 million to resume his second 20-story tower.

Based on the above, Cancun is on an amazing winning streak in the real estate market, with the collaboration both national and foreign buyers. Taking advantage of "Mexico is fashionable" according to the narratives of the media, Cancun has much to gain; it is still the number one destination in terms of tourism in Latin America, and for its wide connectivity area. On the whole Cancun makes it one of the best places to invest.

If this article does not convince you how wonderful it is Cancun do not hesitate and come to know, for sure you will not want to leave never.