Every corridor's owners, developers and land platforms in one ledger, ranked by reach. A platform is counted wherever it owns, develops or shapes a project.
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.
Mérida-based developer behind the five-tower SLS cluster in Puerto Cancún and Novo Cancún, plus Faena District Tulum and Mayaliah Tulum. The single widest control reach in this corridor.
Spanish developer and founder of SHA Wellness. It holds the Costa Mujeres landbank and is owner-developer of all four residential components on it — the St. Regis, JW Marriott and W residences and the SHA residences inside its own clinic. Marriott operates three of the four flags; AB Living Group owns and develops them.
Architect of record on The Ritz-Carlton Residences Riviera Maya, the St. Regis Costa Mujeres residences, the SHA residences at Costa Mujeres and ZONNA in Playa del Carmen. Also carries three Los Cabos projects.
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.
Monterrey-founded developer, a named partner alongside Inmobilia and Related Group on the SLS towers at Novo Cancún and Puerto Cancún.
Owns and develops the Punta Mita peninsula — roughly 700 hectares ringed by 14 kilometres of coast, under development since 1994. Sold out the Four Seasons villas in 2018 and is now developing Montage and Pendry with LCA Capital.
Development manager for all three Chablé branded-residence projects announced in September 2025 — Yucatán, Costalegre and Valle de Guadalupe — and solely responsible for their development, marketing and sale; the residences are not owned, developed or sold by the owner of the Chablé brand. It also develops Chablé's Casona 59 hotel in central Mérida.
Develops Soho House and Park Hyatt at Cabo del Sol (FibraSOMA owns Soho House); Sordo Madaleno is the architect across all three, including Solaz.
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.
Architect of the Siari residences at Nauká and, per Montage International's groundbreaking release, of Montage Punta Mita.
One master plan holding both a Four Seasons and an Aman — the only such coastline in the Americas (developer Irongate, reported).
The Mexican company named on Mayakoba's own pages as solely responsible for the ownership, development and operation of both Fairmont residence products.
Developer of the 680-acre Kanai master plan between Puerto Morelos and Playa del Carmen, which it conceived with Grupo Alhel. Four flags sit inside it; two carry residences.
DINE's joint-venture partner on both Punta Mita hotel-and-residence projects announced at the March 2025 groundbreaking.
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.
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.
Holds Xala, a 3,000-acre estate on the Jalisco coast, and signed the management agreement with Six Senses. Managing partners are Ricardo Santa Cruz and Jerónimo Bremer; Bancomext lent US$53 million against the hotel construction in October 2025.
Cancún-based developer of the standalone Thompson tower in Puerto Cancún; its project site traces the firm to the founders of MM Desarrollos.
The development arm of the AZULIK hospitality and art brand; brand, developer and architect (Roth Architecture) are the same house.
Developer of the 126 Ritz-Carlton residences at Punta Nizuc. The adjoining hotel is separately owned by a FibraHotel–Fibra Danhos joint venture.
Repositioned The Cape's villas into for-sale residences (2018); resort originally owned by Vertex Real Estate Investors and Pentz & Partners.
Mérida family developer holding the Pininfarina-designed tower in the city's north, a joint investment above 700 million pesos. Pininfarina supplies architecture and brand only.
Holds the 105-acre Milaroca estate between San Pancho and Sayulita and has a management agreement with Belmond. Led by Barbara Machen and Rosetta Getty.
Developer of the 220-acre Ritz-Carlton hotel-and-residences site north of Playa del Carmen, the brand's entry to Mexico's Caribbean coast.
Developed Chileno Bay; rebranded mid-build from VieVage to Auberge.
Master developer of Puerto Los Cabos, where the Ritz-Carlton Reserve at Zadún sits.
Mérida developer of the 90 residences inside the Hacienda Xcanatún estate, the corridor's first branded-residence project. Banyan Tree Group operates the hotel and services the residences; IDESCO develops and sells them.
Developer of the 23,114 m² ZONNA site on Playa Mamita's, with hotel operation contracted to Archipelago International.
Developer and sponsor of Mondrian Tulum Hotel & Residences, signed with Ennismore.
Luxury community developer and club operator, named with Thor Urbana as Montage International's development partner for the Montage resort in Valle de Guadalupe. With Thor Urbana and GFA Grupo Inmobiliario it develops the broader Bruma Wine Estate destination.
Master developer of Costa Canuva in Compostela, Nayarit, and of Nauká inside it. Trade press describes the Nayarit vehicle as 50-50 between Mota-Engil México and the Fasja family, with José Miguel Bejos as president and Jaime Fasja Amkie as partner.
Sponsor of the 328-residence Mondrian project on the Nichupté Lagoon, launched into pre-sale with Ennismore.
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.
Named by Four Seasons as its development partner for the Tamarindo residences on the Costalegre coast.
Developer of the OLEADA master plan on the Pacific, home to the planned Conrad residences.
Mexican developer of the 100,000 m² Aldea Nizuc estate on the lagoon side of Cancún's hotel zone, a $150 million mixed-use scheme carrying a Tribute Portfolio hotel, 42 branded residences, a retail village and a 9,500-seat concert hall.
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.
The Chico family's investment firm; owns Viceroy Los Cabos (formerly Mar Adentro). Viceroy operates.
Named in 2019 as the developer of Susurros del Corazón at Punta de Mita. The same firm developed Esperanza and Chileno Bay in Los Cabos.
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.
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