Each column is one level of the grouping, labelled at its head; blocks are sized by the chosen measure and split into the column to their right. The rightmost blocks are individual projects, coloured by stage. A block marked › holds levels not shown at this width — click it to drill in; the trail above steps back out. Units uses recorded counts only.
Develops Soho House and Park Hyatt at Cabo del Sol (FibraSOMA owns Soho House); Sordo Madaleno is the architect across all three, including Solaz.
One master plan holding both a Four Seasons and an Aman — the only such coastline in the Americas (developer Irongate, reported).
Developed both Quivira projects — St. Regis and Rosewood Old Lighthouse — on land held 25+ years. A different Coppel line from Solaz's Quinta del Golfo de Cortez.
Mexican Stock Exchange-listed owner of luxury hotel real estate. It owns the 595-acre Mayakoba enclave in the Riviera Maya and the Rosewood, Fairmont and Banyan Tree assets inside it; the Mandarina estate in Nayarit outright, with both hotel flags and both residential products on it; and the Cabo del Sol land in Los Cabos under Park Hyatt and Four Seasons.
Repositioned The Cape's villas into for-sale residences (2018); resort originally owned by Vertex Real Estate Investors and Pentz & Partners.
Developed Chileno Bay; rebranded mid-build from VieVage to Auberge.
Master developer of Puerto Los Cabos, where the Ritz-Carlton Reserve at Zadún sits.
Redeveloped the 1960s Twin Dolphin site into the Montage resort and its 52 residences.
Developer of the 'Estera' project bringing Raffles to the East Cape (opening 2029); architecture by Olson Kundig.
Developer of the OLEADA master plan on the Pacific, home to the planned Conrad residences.
Sinaloa group (Coppel Luken · Pablos González) behind Solaz and the Sheraton Grand Hacienda del Mar; architecture by Sordo Madaleno. Distinct from Pueblo Bonito's Coppel line.
Owner-operator and Nobu Hospitality's development partner in Mexico, across six hotels and four residential projects between the two companies. It owns and developed Nobu Los Cabos in Diamante and is the partner behind the Tulum hotel and residences. The Nobu brand itself is owned by Nobu Matsuhisa, Robert De Niro and Meir Teper.
The Chico family's investment firm; owns Viceroy Los Cabos (formerly Mar Adentro). Viceroy operates.
The Mexican arm of Thor Equities Group, born of its 2012 joint venture with GFA. It acquired the land for Montage Los Cabos in 2015 and built the resort, developed Siari — the Ritz-Carlton Reserve hotel and residences at Nauká — with Mota-Engil, and is Montage International's development partner for Montage Valle de Guadalupe.
Owner of the TROBBU fractional residence brand, which sells co-ownership of furnished villas and operates them in a rental pool. It holds destinations in three mapped corridors — Migriño in Los Cabos, Mérida and Progreso in Yucatán, and Tulum — and lists Mahahual, San Miguel de Allende and Madrid outside them.
American owner (Ty Inc., of Beanie Babies) of Las Ventanas al Paraíso; Rosewood operates.
Owns the former Resort at Pedregal, now Waldorf Astoria — one of three Mexico resorts it holds with Hilton.
No platform in this ledger reaches these projects. Open a record for what is known of each.
| # | Project | Brand | Master plan | Area | Stage | Operator | Units | Price | Owner | Source |
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Stage: Operating open & selling · Under construction pre-selling ·
Planned announced, not yet built. Source: Official on the brand or
developer's own site · Reported from trackers/press, being confirmed.
Master plan = the gated, master-planned community the project sits in (standalone resorts show their
own name).
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