Private Placement Briefing · Off-Market · Confidential

The Last Institutional-Scale Beachfront Portfolio in the Mexican Caribbean

A single, contiguous coastal holding across seven macrolotes in the Riviera Maya corridor. Never publicly listed. Direct access to ownership. One buyer required.

+500 Hectares total
+1,800m Caribbean frontage
7 Macrolotes
MIA Permit in hand
01 · Executive Summary

A Portfolio That Does Not Exist on Any Market

This document is prepared exclusively for the recipient. Distribution prohibited.

This briefing presents a rare opportunity: direct acquisition access to a 500+ hectare off-market coastal portfolio in the Riviera Maya corridor — the most sought-after stretch of Caribbean coastline in the western hemisphere.

The portfolio has never been listed on any public platform, MLS, or broker network. Kev Living holds direct, exclusive access to the ownership group. There are no intermediary layers between the broker and the owner.

+500ha Total land area across seven distinct macrolotes in the Riviera Maya corridor
+1,800m Continuous Caribbean beachfront — the longest off-market coastal holding in the region
Multiple Natural cenotes on-site — a differentiating asset for ultra-luxury development
MIA Environmental Impact Authorization already in hand — a 2–3 year advantage
7 Individual macrolotes available separately or as a unified portfolio acquisition
Flexible Acquisition structures: full portfolio, single macrolote, JV, phased option, or SPV

"This is not a listing. This is a private introduction to the ownership of the last contiguous beachfront portfolio at institutional scale in the Mexican Caribbean. The corridor is closed. This is what remains."

02 · The Market Thesis

Why the Riviera Maya in 2026

The Riviera Maya corridor — connecting Cancún to Tulum along the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo — is among the highest-demand, lowest-supply tourism real estate markets in the world. Three structural forces converge in 2026 to make this the optimal acquisition moment:

Driver The Thesis Implication
Demand 32M+ international visitors annually to Quintana Roo. Hotel occupancy consistently above 80% in peak season. Average daily rate growing 12–18% year-over-year for luxury tier. The market absorbs new luxury supply immediately. There is no speculation risk — only execution risk.
Supply SEMARNAT environmental regulations have effectively closed new coastal development permits. The MIA process now takes 2–4 years and is rejected in the majority of applications. Any parcel with an existing MIA is worth a significant premium over comparable land without it. This portfolio has the permit.
Infrastructure Tulum International Airport now operational. Direct routes from Europe, Canada, and the U.S. Northeast. Maya Train corridor connects the entire Riviera Maya in under 2 hours. Accessibility for an entirely new traveler demographic — longer-haul luxury tourists who previously chose the Maldives or Seychelles.
Comparable Transactions Branded residences in Tulum and Playa del Carmen transacting at $8,000–$18,000 USD/m² at presale. Hotel land in the corridor selling — when available — at $1.5M–$4M USD per beachfront hectare. This portfolio, priced as raw land acquisition, represents a significant discount to developed or entitled comparable assets.

The macro thesis is not speculative. Thirty years of uninterrupted growth in visitor arrivals, combined with physical and regulatory supply constraints, have produced a market where institutional-quality land assets are held for decades — not traded on listing platforms.

03 · The Asset

Portfolio Description

The portfolio spans seven distinct macrolotes within the Riviera Maya corridor. Specific location, predio names, and parcel boundaries are disclosed at Stage 2 of the process (post-NDA). The following describes the asset class and characteristics:

Characteristic Detail
Total area More than 500 hectares across seven macrolotes
Beachfront More than 1,800 linear meters of Caribbean coastline
Cenotes Multiple natural cenotes within the portfolio boundaries
Vegetation Native Yucatán jungle — primary tropical forest interspersed with cenote systems
Environmental Permit MIA (Manifestación de Impacto Ambiental) in hand for the primary development parcel
Road access Existing vehicular access. Proximity to federal highway. Specific routing disclosed at Stage 2.
Airport Within 1 hour of an international airport. Tulum International Airport now operational.
Zoning Tourism/residential. Development scenarios at Stage 2.
Water & utilities Municipal infrastructure in the corridor. Independent well and power options viable.
Legal structure Bank trust (fideicomiso) for foreign buyers. SPV/JV options available for institutional buyers.

The defining characteristic of this portfolio is scale at the coast. More than 1,800 meters of uninterrupted beachfront in the Riviera Maya corridor is a category that simply does not appear on the market. When comparable assets have transacted historically, they have done so privately — exactly as this one is now being offered.

04 · Development Scenarios

What This Land Can Become

The following scenarios are illustrative visions — not binding development plans. The buyer determines what is built. This land is a canvas. The point is the scale of what it can hold simultaneously.

Scenario A

Ultra-Luxury Branded Resort

A single-brand 60–80 key ultra-luxury hotel anchoring the primary beachfront parcel. Cenote club as the signature amenity. Private beach club for non-guests. Branded residences in the jungle parcels generating pre-sales capital to fund development.

Comparable brands: Aman, Six Senses, One&Only, Rosewood, Nobu Hotel.

Projected ADR: $1,500–$4,000 USD/night · Est. 5-yr stabilized NOI: $12–28M USD/yr
Scenario B

Mixed Portfolio Development

Phase 1: Develop 200m of beachfront with a boutique hotel (40 keys) and sell branded residences pre-construction. Use proceeds to fund Phase 2: eco-lodges in the jungle + cenote member club. Phase 3: sell remaining parcels at premium after brand is established.

Optimal for buyers seeking staged capital deployment and earlier exit on individual parcels.

Est. phased IRR: 22–35% · Capital required: $50–70M USD for Phase 1
Scenario C

Conservation + ESG Hospitality

Develop 25% of the portfolio (primary beachfront parcel) with a certified eco-resort. Place the remaining 375+ hectares in a private conservation trust. Generate voluntary carbon credits from the preserved jungle. Position as the Riviera Maya's first institutional ESG-certified resort asset.

Targets impact funds, sovereign wealth mandates with ESG requirements, conservation-oriented family offices.

Carbon credit revenue: est. $800K–$2M USD/yr · Development: $30–50M USD

All scenarios assume full site control with no encumbrances. Legal due diligence (Stage 3) will map the current title status and encumbrance resolution path for each macrolote. One or more parcels may be structurally cleaner for immediate development — a key data point in the Stage 3 disclosure package.

05 · The Environmental Permit

Why the MIA Is Worth Millions by Itself

Mexico's Manifestación de Impacto Ambiental (MIA) is the primary environmental development permit issued by SEMARNAT (Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales). For coastal development in the Riviera Maya, it is the single most valuable piece of paper in any land transaction.

Factor Reality
Time to obtain (2024–2026) 2–4 years for a new application in the Riviera Maya coastal zone. Some applications are pending for 5+ years due to environmental review backlog.
Approval rate Declining. SEMARNAT has significantly tightened coastal MIA approvals since 2022. New applications for beachfront parcels larger than 50 hectares face extraordinary scrutiny.
Cost to apply $500,000–$2,000,000 USD in studies, legal, and consulting fees. Plus 2–4 years of holding costs on the land.
Risk Application rejection means the land cannot be legally developed. This is the primary risk for buyers of raw coastal land without existing permits.
Value of existing MIA A portfolio with an existing MIA eliminates 2–4 years of holding time, $1M+ in permitting costs, and the approval risk entirely. This advantage is priced into comparable transactions.

The MIA currently in hand covers the primary development parcel. Full scope, conditions, and transferability are disclosed at Stage 3 (due diligence package). For the right buyer, this permit alone justifies the entry price.

06 · Acquisition Structures

Flexible Entry. One Asset.

This portfolio was designed to accommodate different buyer profiles, capital structures, and risk tolerances. Entry is not a single price or a single structure.

07 · Acquisition Process

From Introduction to Close

This is a structured four-stage process designed to protect both the ownership group and the buyer. Information is disclosed progressively as commitment is demonstrated. No stage requires a financial commitment until Stage 3.

Stage 1 · Now
Briefing + NDA

Receipt of this document. If the profile matches, a mutual NDA is signed between buyer and Kev Living. No financial commitment. Takes 24–72 hours.

Stage 2 · 1–2 weeks
Full Disclosure Package

Post-NDA: specific location, predio details, full land area breakdowns, existing permits, known encumbrances, and preliminary legal summary shared. Buyer reviews and qualifies the asset. Site visit scheduled.

Stage 3 · 30–60 days
Due Diligence

Buyer engages independent legal counsel in Mexico. Full due diligence on title, encumbrances, MIA permit validity, and regulatory status. Seller provides full document access. Buyer may conduct site visit during this period. No purchase commitment required to enter Stage 3.

Stage 4 · 60–120 days
Negotiation + Close

Based on due diligence findings, parties negotiate final structure, price, and terms. Letter of Intent (LOI) → Purchase Agreement → Notarial closing in Mexico. Wire transfer directly to seller entity — Kev Living does not handle or receive funds.

Typical timeline from NDA to close: 90–180 days. Buyers with existing Mexico legal teams and capital ready to deploy can move significantly faster. The option to purchase structure can compress the initial commitment to under 30 days.

08 · Capital Requirements

Who This Is For

This portfolio requires a specific buyer profile. This section describes what is required — not to create barriers, but to ensure the process is efficient for all parties.

Buyer Type Minimum Capital Ideal Entry
Full Portfolio Buyer $100M USD liquid or committed Institutional fund, sovereign wealth, large family office, hotel group with development capital
Single Macrolote Buyer $15M–$50M USD Family office, private developer, high-net-worth buyer with Mexico real estate experience
JV Partner $20M–$60M USD Hotel brand or operator seeking site control without full land acquisition
Option Buyer $300K–$1M USD for option Any serious buyer seeking to secure exclusivity while completing capital raise or approvals
Consortium Participant $5M USD minimum Investors seeking exposure to the asset class without single-buyer capital requirements

Buyers are expected to have: (1) their own Mexico-qualified legal representation for due diligence; (2) demonstrated liquidity or committed capital; (3) a clear development mandate or investment thesis. This is not a speculative flip opportunity — the profile is a buyer with a plan for what gets built.

09 · The Broker

Direct Access. No Layers.

Kev Living
Kev Living
Off-Market Real Estate Broker · Riviera Maya Specialist

Kev Living operates at the intersection of institutional real estate and the Mexican Caribbean. With deep relationships across the Riviera Maya development corridor, Kev sources and brokers off-market assets that never reach listing platforms — this portfolio is a defining example.

Kev holds direct, unmediated access to the ownership group of this portfolio. There are no sub-brokers, no referral chains, no layers between this briefing and the seller. When you engage with Kev Living, you are one conversation from the decision maker.

Kev Living does not represent buyers — this is a sell-side exclusive. Buyers are encouraged to engage their own independent Mexico legal counsel for due diligence.

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Next Step

If Your Profile Matches, Let's Talk

This briefing is the public-facing version. The full disclosure package — including location, predio details, title status, and MIA specifics — requires a signed NDA. The process takes 48 hours.

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