As American and Canadian buyers become more interested in finding accessibly-priced real estate which has been developed showing respect for the area's natural surroundings and energy efficiency, Playa del Carmen Real Estate, together with the nearby Tulum Real Estate area have been making solid moves towards becoming some of the fore-running options in this growing market trend.
For Playa del Carmen, several aspects, including hotels which have been built, and now, some that are fully operated on green and sustainable concepts, have been moving the area in this direction. Playa del Carmen MLS listings also show a variety of properties developed under principles of sustainability.
A recent announcement also indicated that the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), regarded as the largest source of financing for development in Latin America and the Caribbean, offered Playa del Carmen's municipal government support in these efforts for sustainable development. On March 23, the bank presented a construction project for a green-focused housing development and a project for the use of LED streetlamps in the city, to save energy.
The development itself, located on the Cancun-Playa del Carmen federal highway (km 310), with all basic services; while this development itself is geared more towards the local Mexican market, it is a reflection of the new tendency which is prevailing in the area, and has likewise been demonstrated (perhaps even more so) in the private developments geared towards Americans, Canadians and Europeans. The IBN projects come in addition to the ones the municipal government itself are moving forward in response to the growing demand for ecological responsibility, while the municipality still remains the fastest growing in Latin America.
Just down the road in Tulum, the newly formed municipality has made a well-designed urban plan including natural reserve areas, intended to focus the new growth from expanding tourism and an upcoming international airport in a orderly, ecologically responsible and convenient city lay-out. This year's investment forum in Tulum will actually focus on sustainability as the defining point of drawing new investment and development to the area.
For Playa del Carmen, several aspects, including hotels which have been built, and now, some that are fully operated on green and sustainable concepts, have been moving the area in this direction. Playa del Carmen MLS listings also show a variety of properties developed under principles of sustainability.
A recent announcement also indicated that the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), regarded as the largest source of financing for development in Latin America and the Caribbean, offered Playa del Carmen's municipal government support in these efforts for sustainable development. On March 23, the bank presented a construction project for a green-focused housing development and a project for the use of LED streetlamps in the city, to save energy.
The development itself, located on the Cancun-Playa del Carmen federal highway (km 310), with all basic services; while this development itself is geared more towards the local Mexican market, it is a reflection of the new tendency which is prevailing in the area, and has likewise been demonstrated (perhaps even more so) in the private developments geared towards Americans, Canadians and Europeans. The IBN projects come in addition to the ones the municipal government itself are moving forward in response to the growing demand for ecological responsibility, while the municipality still remains the fastest growing in Latin America.
Just down the road in Tulum, the newly formed municipality has made a well-designed urban plan including natural reserve areas, intended to focus the new growth from expanding tourism and an upcoming international airport in a orderly, ecologically responsible and convenient city lay-out. This year's investment forum in Tulum will actually focus on sustainability as the defining point of drawing new investment and development to the area.
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