Should I Restore or Build New? The Age-Old Question
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Should I Restore or Build New? The Age-Old Question

The easy bargains are gone. For property hunters with dollars that weakened while the Mexican currency became the “super peso.” Plus, demand is up for Mérida properties that 10 or 15 years ago might have been had for a song. So, it’s time for a strategy. Some tips from pros:  Your key considerations when deciding…

A rural renovation in Yucatán follows rock-solid tradition

A rural renovation in Yucatán follows rock-solid tradition

Peace will come again, one day, to David W. Keelan’s modest property in Dzoyaxché. But that won’t happen until the contractors are gone, including Don Pedro, a bricklayer whose grandfather and mother once lived in this 100-year-old house. Then David will finally have the peace and quiet that drew him from the Centro to this…

Casa Maca contrasts Yucatán chukum and Mexican pink
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Casa Maca contrasts Yucatán chukum and Mexican pink

Newly renovated Casa Maca is best described as modern yet pure.  This historic former residence from the Porfiriato era is in Mérida, a few steps from one of the city’s most iconic boulevards, the Paseo de Montejo. The architects were fortunate to find the property had good bones. After removing any damaged finishings, Workshop, Diseño…

A private paradise at your Yucatán country estate
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A private paradise at your Yucatán country estate

Ideal for those who want to live surrounded by the biodiversity that Yucatan offers, here is 13,936 square meters of land, 450 square meters of construction. Fruit-bearing and ornamental trees and plants; large areas to have an organic garden, melipona bees; fenced livestock area with capacity for 30 cage-free hens; plus three warehouses with a…

Colonial new to the market is large, luscious and unspoiled
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Colonial new to the market is large, luscious and unspoiled

Mérida Living has just listed its largest property in the Centro, a large and unspoiled treasure on Calle 47. Villa 47 starts at 13.5 meters wide and expands to over 40 meters toward the rear. This is an extremely rare feature in Merida Centro nowadays. Its owners have left original features untouched: Among its many…

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