A Fideicomiso is a safe, government-sanctioned bank trust used as your property title. The Mexican bank acts as the trustee (holding the title), while you are named the primary beneficiary. This means you maintain absolute control over the property—including the right to live in it, rent it out, remodel it, sell it, or pass it down to your heirs—while enjoying institutional security. Read more about the Fideicomiso here: Your Property Title in Mexico: The Fideicomiso
Yes. Foreigners can legally purchase and own residential real estate in Los Cabos with the exact same ownership rights as a Mexican citizen. While the method of holding the title depends on the property’s location, full legal protection and rights to use, modify, lease, or sell the asset are guaranteed under Mexican law. Read more about property ownership in Mexico here: Property Ownership in Mexico
Condo prices vary based on size of the unit, location, proximity to the ocean and amenities in the complex. In our market report from April 21, 2025 for Q1 2025, the average condo selling price was $741,539 USD and the median condo selling price was $467,275 USD. The most expensive condo sold in the quarter was $5.4m USD. For more details about the real estate market check out our quarterly market report.
House prices vary based on size of the property and house, location, proximity to the ocean and amenities in the community. In our market report from April 21, 2025 for Q1 2025, the average house selling price was $2,248,102 USD and the median house selling price was $855,000 USD. The most expensive house sold in the quarter was $28m USD. The luxury segment in Cabo has seen substantial growth with sales in the $2m to $5m USD range of $166m USD and 48 properties. For more details about the real estate market check out our quarterly market report..