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MexHome is a real estate brokerage specializing in beachfront, resort, and vacation properties across Mexico. The company connects international and domestic buyers with homes in emerging coastal destinations, particularly in western Mexico. MexHome operates in markets such as Sayulita, Puerto Escondido, and Tulum, offering buyer representation, investment guidance, and relocation assistance.
History
editMexHome was founded to meet the growing demand for vacation homes and investment properties in Mexico's Pacific coastal towns. Over time, the company expanded its reach across multiple high-demand areas, aligning with broader trends in foreign real estate investment in Mexico. A 2016 New York Times article highlighted a surge in investment in regions like Punta Mita and Sayulita, which helped elevate awareness of coastal real estate opportunities in areas where MexHome operates.[1]
Operations
editMexHome provides end-to-end real estate services, including property search, investment consultation, and closing assistance. It focuses primarily on foreign buyers seeking vacation or second homes in Mexico’s resort towns. The company’s geographic focus includes Sayulita, Puerto Escondido, Tulum, and Punta Mita. Media coverage has described the region as an emerging destination for international investors, with growing infrastructure and foreign interest driven by nearby developments and projects.[2][3]
Media Coverage and Recognition
editMexHome has been featured in major real estate and travel media outlets. The New York Times cited Sayulita as a rising destination for property investment in Mexico.[1] In related coverage, a Fox News article referenced increased investor interest in areas like Punta Mita, where MexHome is active.[2] The company’s work in Sayulita was also showcased on HGTV’s Beachfront Bargain Hunt (Season 14, Episode 2)[4] and Mexico Life on Apple TV.[5]
MexHome has also been profiled in publications such as Vallarta Real Estate Guide, which highlighted the company's branding efforts and insights into niche real estate markets.[6][7]
See also
editReferences
edit- ^ a b Kerry Hannon. "A Small Corner of Mexico Is Experiencing a Rising Tide of Property Investment." The New York Times, July 29, 2016. [1]
- ^ a b Associated Press. "Bill Gates triggers wave of investment in remote area of Mexico." Fox News, August 1, 2016. [2]
- ^ "Bill Gates Triggers Wave of Investment in Punta Mita, Mexico." Vallarta Today, 2016. [3]
- ^ "Hooked on Sayulita, Mexico." Beachfront Bargain Hunt, Season 14, Episode 2. *HGTV*. [4]
- ^ "Entrepreneurs Buy in Sayulita." *Mexico Life*, *Apple TV*. [5]
- ^ "MexHome Launches New Corporate Image." Vallarta Real Estate Guide, January 2024. [6]
- ^ "The Sayulita Real Estate Market: Niches, Offer, and Vision." Vallarta Real Estate Guide. [7]
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