Master planMérida
Temozón Norte
Behind the master plan
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Developer not found No opened page names a firm that assembled, master-planned or urbanised Temozón Norte as a whole. The Spanish Wikipedia entry describes it as a small locality and a sub-commissary of the municipality of Mérida whose henequén hacienda became an ejido from 1937 under the Yucatán agrarian reform decrees, and names no company. A local-market account of its urban growth describes lotification there beginning as a response to saturation in other colonias, and names no master developer. The project pages and launch coverage for Light Towers name Branson Developments and Pininfarina only in connection with that tower, and none of them uses the name Temozón Norte at all.
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Building manager not found No opened page names an estate manager, community association or service-charge collector for Temozón Norte. The Wikipedia entry places it inside the political-administrative structure of the municipality of Mérida as a sub-commissary and names no administering company; the local-market account describes multiple separate private developments within the zone rather than one administered estate.
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Holds title to not found No opened page names a company holding or having held the land of Temozón Norte. The Wikipedia entry states the land passed from a henequén hacienda to an ejido — communal land tenure — from 1937, and states nothing about private corporate ownership since; the pages read about developments there speak of individual lots and private subdivisions sold separately.
Behind these projects
2 firms and individuals 4 open questionsabout this master plan
Points this record cannot yet settle, with the sources on
each side. Both readings are published rather than one being chosen quietly.
How many apartments does Light Towers comprise?
- 130 over 17 levelsYucatán Magazine and the pre-sale listing both give 130 apartments distributed over 17 levels.source ↗
- Above 115Coverage of the March 2023 site launch gives 17 floors and above 115 apartments.source ↗
Mérida · Source conflict · openWhich northern Mérida colonia does Light Towers stand in?
- DzityáThe pre-sale listing files the project under Dzityá and places the site at the junction of the Mérida–Progreso highway and the city ring road.source ↗
- Not establishedThe project's own site says only that it stands north of the city. Temozón Norte, whose centroid is the coordinate recorded here, and Dzityá are adjacent colonias about four kilometres apart.source ↗
Mérida · Location unconfirmed · openThese projects carry district-level coordinates rather than pins.
- Light Towers — Temozón Norte centroidNo OpenStreetMap feature carries the project name and no street address is published; sources name two different colonias.
- TROBBU Unique — Progreso townThe destination page gives the property size and beach frontage but no address.
Mérida · Location unconfirmed · openWhether Temozón Norte and Progreso name master-planned developments, or the colonia and the town the projects stand in.
- Recorded as the project's master planThis register records Temozón Norte as the development Light Towers sits in.
- No opened source names it as oneTemozón Norte is a Mérida colonia; none of the project's own sources describes a master-planned development of that name, and the project's location is already an open question — listings file it under both Dzityá and Temozón Norte.
- Progreso is the town, and the pack’s own submarketThe master plan "Progreso" is declared beside a submarket "Progreso coast", and the market’s own location item places the coordinate at Progreso town. No opened source describes a master-planned community there.
Mérida · Scope · open