Off-Market · Institutional Portfolio · Riviera Maya

500+ Hectares.
1,800m of Caribbean Coast.
One Buyer.

The last institutional-scale beachfront portfolio in the Riviera Maya corridor. Never publicly listed. Direct access to ownership group through a single broker.

+500ha Total Area
+1,800m Beachfront
7 Macrolotes
MIA Permit In Hand
The Opportunity

What Makes This Portfolio Singular

In a corridor where SEMARNAT has effectively closed new coastal development permits, and where hotel brands are paying record prices per beachfront hectare, this portfolio represents a category that simply does not exist on the open market.

Seven macrolotes. More than 500 hectares. More than 1,800 linear meters of Caribbean coastline. Multiple natural cenotes. An environmental permit already in hand. And an ownership group that has never listed publicly — until now, through a single broker with direct access.

+500 Hectares

Total land area across seven distinct macrolotes in the Riviera Maya corridor. Available as unified portfolio or by individual parcel.

+1,800m Caribbean Frontage

More than 1,800 linear meters of uninterrupted beachfront — the longest off-market coastal holding currently available in Mexico.

Multiple Natural Cenotes

Natural cenote systems within portfolio boundaries. A defining amenity for ultra-luxury hospitality or private member club development.

MIA Permit In Hand

Environmental Impact Authorization (MIA) already issued. Saves 2–4 years and $1M+ in permitting costs vs. comparable raw land.

$50M+ Capital Required

Institutional capital required. Entry from a single macrolote. Flexible structures: full portfolio, JV, phased option, or investor consortium.

1 Broker · No Layers

Kev Living holds direct, exclusive access to the ownership group. No sub-brokers. No intermediary chains. One call from the decision maker.

The Institutional Buyer's Reading List

Ten in-depth analyses written for the specific buyer profiles this portfolio attracts: hotel development teams, family offices, Gulf institutional capital, private equity funds, impact investors, and Mexican entrepreneurs. Each piece builds the case from a different angle.

Why Hotel Brands Are Paying Record Prices for Riviera Maya Beachfront — And What They Know
The acquisition logic that drives Aman, Six Senses, Rosewood and similar brands. The site criteria. The supply constraint. The development economics.
The Family Office Guide to Riviera Maya Coastal Land Acquisition
How the wealthiest Latin American families approach large-scale beachfront acquisition. The criteria, structures, and generational logic behind this asset class.
Gulf Capital in the Mexican Caribbean: How Middle East Investors Are Reading This Market
Why institutional capital from Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Kuwait is turning toward Mexico's Caribbean coast. Entry mechanics, USD structures, and the airport infrastructure shift.
What Institutional Buyers Actually Find When They Search for Off-Market Beachfront in Mexico
The reality of the off-market process. How the best assets actually move, who has access, and what distinguishes genuine off-market from the pseudo-version.
The Numbers Behind Riviera Maya Beachfront Land: What the IRR Models Actually Say
The 30-year appreciation record. Three development scenarios with projected returns. The MIA premium in financial terms. How PE funds underwrite this asset class.
Conservation + Returns: Why This Coastal Portfolio Works for Impact Capital
The ESG case for a 500+ hectare coastal holding. Conservation reserve, voluntary carbon credits, and impact-first financing. Returns that compete with conventional development.
Fideicomiso, SPV, or JV: The Complete Legal Guide to Buying Beachfront in Mexico
Every international buyer's first question answered. The fideicomiso structure, SPV alternative, JV option, the closing process, and what to expect from Mexican notarial law.
Why Mexico's Coastal Environmental Permit Is Worth More Than the Land in Some Cases
The MIA — its timeline (now 3–5 years for large parcels), its value in NPV terms, its transferability, and why it has become the central variable in every institutional coastal transaction.
El Argumento que Todo Empresario Mexicano Necesita Escuchar sobre Tierra Costera en la Riviera Maya
Por qué la tierra costera del Caribe mexicano es la clase de activo más subestimada en el portafolio del empresario de capital mayor. El caso en números y en lógica de portafolio.
The PE Fund Case for Riviera Maya Beachfront: Underwriting a 500+ Hectare Coastal Portfolio
The full underwriting framework: entry price metrics, development scenario exit values, risk factor table, and the exit buyer universe for a fund with a 5–7 year horizon.
Family Office en México: Por Qué la Tierra Costera del Caribe es la Inversión Alternativa del Ciclo
Cómo los family offices mexicanos acceden a portafolios costeros off-market. MIA vigente, escasez estructural, acceso institucional.
Acquisition

Flexible Entry. Institutional Quality.

This portfolio is structured to accommodate different buyer profiles, capital sizes, and risk tolerances. The ownership group is open to multiple acquisition formats.

Next Step

The Briefing is Ready. The Asset Will Not Wait.

If your capital profile and development mandate match, the full investment briefing is available immediately. A mutual NDA takes 24–72 hours. Site visits are available for qualified buyers.

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