Across Mexico City, Tabacalera to Bosque Real — mapped with the developers, title holders and architects each project names.
Every project in the market, laid out in geographic order along its axis — each column is one submarket, the same ones the map above filters by. Within a column, projects are grouped by the master plan they sit in; a standalone building stands on its own. Each tag is a brand — click one to open its record.
6 of 11 projects. 5 carry a brand with no company recorded behind it.
Mexican developer working in Huixquilucan, Estado de México. Bosque Real is a gated community with two golf courses, one of them executive, and a club house; the firm builds apartment towers, residential-lot subdivisions and offices there, in alliance with international design brands.
Mexican alternative asset manager founded in 2003 that builds platforms and vehicles to invest across asset classes, and states it has raised more than $4.18 billion across ten funds in four different alternative asset classes.
Mexican real-estate investment and development company working on master-planned communities, operating in Mexico City, Querétaro, Cancún, Monterrey and Baja California Sur.
Mexican developer specialising in offices.
Mexican developer in Cancún. Aldea Nizuc is a $150 million mixed-use scheme carrying a hotel, 42 fractional residences sold as four to twelve weeks a year, a retail village and a 9,500-seat concert hall.
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.
No sourced title holder or developer is held for these projects. Open a record for what is known of each.
| # | Project | Brand The name licensed to this project and carried on the building. A brand is not a company: it holds no title, builds nothing and runs nothing. | Master plan The larger planned community, resort or named development this project sits inside. A standalone building sits in none. | Submarket The named area within the market — a neighbourhood, resort strip or coastal stretch. | Stage Where construction stands: Operating, Under construction, Planned — or Mixed, where the buildings of one scheme stand at different points. | Behind the brand The company that runs properties under this project’s brand and sets the standards carried under it. It need not own the name — who owns it is the brand licensor. | Residences How many separately titled homes this project sells, counting every kind it sells. Where it sells more than one kind, each is named and its own count given. | Price The published asking range or entry price. | Developer The party that promotes the project and carries it through to delivery. May also hold title to part of it — being one does not make it the other. | Best source The strongest kind of source behind this record: Direct sources — the brand’s or developer’s own page; Reported — press and trackers. It is a floor and not a ceiling, so a record with direct sources may still hold fields that rest on less — each carries its own Confidence. |
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The registries that hold the ownership, permit and title record for projects in this market. Each portal opens at its own search page — these are starting points for your own search, not a per-project lookup. The badge states how retrievable each one actually is: Auto publicly searchable · Pointer public but manual, paid or patchy · Restricted certificate only.
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