$18,000,000

Property in Playa La Vinata, New Mazatlán This investment opportunity represents a potential eco-resort or retirement community strategically located on the west coast of Mexico, between Highway 15 and the Sea of Cortez. It is approximately twenty-eight (28) miles north of the renowned tourist city of Mazatlán, Sinaloa, and 60 miles south of the state capital, Culiacán. The site consists of approximately 272 hectares (672 acres) of pristine land located within a 125,000-acre nature reserve known as La Mesa de Cacaxtla. The property offers an exceptional location with access to two international airports, direct connectivity to the four-lane Highway 15, and kilometers of unspoiled beaches along its western boundary. This is an outstanding opportunity to develop an environmentally responsible project along Mexico’s rapidly growing Pacific coast. Mazatlán provides one of the strongest value-to-performance ratios among Mexico’s major coastal tourism markets. State and municipal authorities have demonstrated strong official support for the La Vinata project. La Vinata is the only large, developable parcel within the "Green Zone" (La Mesa de Cacaxtla Nature Reserve), making it an ideal candidate for an ecotourism development. The property is zoned for both commercial and residential use, with a proposed master plan and initial permits already approved. The project is located along Highway 15, the primary Mexico–Nogales corridor, with water and electricity services available adjacent to the property. La Vinata holds clear fee-simple title, is 100 percent U.S.-owned (not communal ejido land, which is common in the region), and is free of liens and encumbrances. Nearby communities such as La Cruz and Dimas, with an approximate population of 20,000 inhabitants, provide a reliable labor force. The conceptual master plan includes 1,021 residential lots, a hotel site, a golf course, and two commercial parcels. The project is positioned in a highly desirable location with exceptional accessibility. Prices are subject to change due to currency exchange rates (USD/MXN).