When shopping around for land in the countryside or on the coast, many newcomers to Yucatán come across opportunities to purchase real estate labeled as edijal or de ejido. At first, everything always looks wonderful, the price might seem low and the person doing the “selling” seems extremely motivated and ready to move things along. But what is…
In 2009, Brent bought a house in Mérida Centro. The house was a small ruin that sat on one of Mérida’s typical long lots. He paid 60K USD. Alongside his partner Stan, they renovated and tripled the size of the home, greatly increasing its value in the process. Fast forward 12 years and late last…
Casa DD, an architectural jewel built by multi award-winning architecture firm Reyes Ríos + Larraín, is in the center of it all. Around the corner from the Remate de Paseo Montejo, Casa DD is equally close to Santa Ana and Santa Lucia parks. That makes it within walking distance to Mérida’s most popular restaurants, galleries,…
In the heart of the La Ermita / San Sebastian neighborhoods, Casa St. Isabela sits on a quiet, residential street that is walking distance to the central square. This lovely 3,000-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bath home is on a large 11 x 33-meter property with a front fenced garden; a large central, covered terrace; a lily pond;…
A brand new home, filled with character and built with attention to detail has just recently come on the market in the San Sebastian neighborhood. Casa Pila is ravishing, with high ceilings and a beautiful mix of colors throughout the house. It boasts original and new pasta tiles, a great layout to optimize light and…
Beautiful, practical and well-located, this award-winning Santa Ana gem is now on the market. La Casa Verde is located less than two blocks from the Paseo Montejo, the grand boulevard of Merida, at the outer reaches of the northern Barrio, Santa Ana, in the fast-growing hotel district. The home, with its 29-plus meters of street…
Jason and Meghan Wier are, as promised, parents who wanted their young kids to enjoy living in another country.
The only thing we know about tonight’s “House Hunters International” is that it’s the franchise’s 10th foray in Merida.
Next to Parque Santa Lucia, a privileged location that is walkable to everything, sits a jewel box of a home.
Updated with the highest quality appliances, finishes, furniture and fittings, Casa de la Rosa’s stunning open, airy architecture reflects the generous proportions of the lot it sits on.
“Tommo and Megsy” search for a Centro rental for US$500. But she wants a pool and he wants his dream kitchen.
Here is a fully furnished home in Santa Ana with something rare — a dramatic, panoramic view of the Paseo, from right between two of its most famous mansions.
The popular restaurant has been featured in Yucatan Today magazine and monthly sales are fantastic.
An episode of “Beachfront Bargain Hunt” will be called “Peace in Chuburná Puerto.”
Luxury rentals have been booming in the city and along the coast, fetching top dollar.
Yasmin Hurd and her “very Texan” husband, Webster Hurd II, share their story with “HHI,” even depicting their former lives back in the U.S. before moving to Chelem.
So far this year, 63 property owners have been fined a combined 2.7 million pesos over vacant lots that were allowed to become dumping grounds.
The couple from New Jersey has lived in many countries, but feel at home here. They are interested in opening a bed and breakfast in the Centro, and they bought a property to do just that.
A New Jersey couple with a $450,000 budget wants to start a bed-and-breakfast in Mérida. That’s the plot line of a “House Hunters International” that airs next week.
Mérida architects Salvador Reyes Ríos and Josefina Larraín blend California cool and Yucatan’s legacy in AD Mexico’s May 2015 edition.
One of the Centro’s most striking new casas is part of 2014’s Showcase of Homes. We chatted with the architect who blended hacienda and high-church style.
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