Branded ResidencesRegister

Branded residences in Monterrey.

In Monterrey, from Obispado to Valle Oriente — mapped with the developers, title holders and architects each project names.

3 projects2 submarkets3 brands8 title holders & developers
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Behind the brands

By parent company

1
Thompson
1
Kimpton Obispado Residences Monterrey
1
St. Regis Monterrey
Parties

Behind these projects

01

ANCORE Group

Company Developer

Mexican developer of mixed-use vertical complexes. Its completed T.OP on Avenida Constitución in Monterrey holds 56 office levels, 8 hotel levels, 2 retail levels, 172 apartments and 12 parking levels across 165,000 m² built.

  • Principal developer of Torre Rise, the Obispado tower that holds the Kimpton hotel and residences.
Kimpton Obispado Residences Monterrey
02

Garza Ponce family

Family Holds title to

Landowning family in Nuevo León.

  • Landowners of the Valle Oriente site opposite Parque Rufino Tamayo on which the St. Regis is planned.
St. Regis Monterrey
03

Green White Group

Company Developer

Joint venture of the developers Ideurban and White Group Inmobiliaria.

St. Regis Monterrey
04

Grow2

Company Developer
Thompson
05

Grupo Alora

Company Holds title toDeveloper

Monterrey-based real-estate developer of vertical housing and mixed-use complexes. Working with ANCORE Group it has three mixed-use complexes in development holding more than 320 apartments, over 150 commercial spaces, more than 59,000 m² of offices and 565 hotel rooms.

  • Owns Kimpton Monterrey and develops the hotel component of Torre Rise that its residences belong to.
Kimpton Obispado Residences Monterrey
06

Operadora de Hoteles VO, S.A.P.I. de C.V.

Company Developer
Thompson
07

Torre VO, S.A.P.I. de C.V.

Company Developer
Thompson
08

Visa Desarrollos

Company Developer
Thompson
Table

Every project

3 projects
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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.
What each column means
#
The project's number on the map above.
Project
The name the residences are sold under.
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. Known in the trade as units.
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.

A dash means no sourced value is held for that project — a statement about this record, never about the developer. Full glossary →

Records

Where to check the public record

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.

SEMARNAT-MIA Auto open portal ↗
Environmental Impact Authorization
The federal environmental permit. It names the company promoting the project, its consultants, the coordinates and the built footprint — the most systematic public record of who is actually building.
How to search: Filter to the Monterrey area, then browse by year and search the master-plan or project name.
BMV / CNBV Auto open portal ↗
Mexican Stock Exchange & regulator filings
For listed owners, audited annual reports and prospectuses disclosing assets, ownership and control. Rich, but only for the listed subset.
How to search: Search by issuer ticker — listed platforms carry their ticker in the Owners register above.
DOF Auto open portal ↗
Diario Oficial de la Federación
Concession grants, expropriations and some corporate acts, in full text.
How to search: Full-text search by company or master-plan name; useful as a cross-check on concessions.
RPC / SIGER Pointer open portal ↗
Public Registry of Commerce (Secretaría de Economía)
Federal company registry: a developer company's incorporation, shareholders and legal powers.
How to search: Search by company name. A full extract usually needs the company’s own registry number, which you do not have up front, so this will not turn a name into an owner on its own.
ZOFEMAT Pointer open portal ↗
Federal Maritime-Terrestrial Zone concession
Who holds the rights to the beach frontage in front of a project — federal concession, not freehold.
How to search: The register of beach concessions for the state the Monterrey area sits in. Legally public, but the titles are patchy scans and some state registries are still re-issuing them.
RPP Restricted
Public Property & Commerce Registry (state)
State land-title registry: the legal owner, liens and transaction history of a parcel. Each state runs its own registry and its own portal; there is no national search.
How to search: Find the registry for the state this market sits in. The certificate is paid for per request and keyed on a property file number you do not hold up front, and the deed itself is available only to the owner. It will not turn a name into an owner.
Review sheet All 3 projects field by field — developer, units and price with the confidence behind each and the source count — and the 10 questions this market's record cannot yet settle. Open →