Ready to deed today
Every available lot is titled and ready for the deed (escritura) to be signed before a Mexican notary — no waiting on subdivision permits.
Fifth Avenue corridor, Tulum
Retorno San José sits in the Quinta Avenida area of Tulum, Quintana Roo, minutes from the town centre and close to Tulum International Airport and the Maya Train station.
H4 / mixed-use zoning
Lots are zoned H4 with mixed use, so you can build a home, a rental villa or a small boutique project.
24 months, interest free
Buy directly from the developer with up to 24 monthly payments at 0% interest. No bank, no credit application.
Available lots and prices
Prices in Mexican pesos (MXN). Phase 2 at $3,300/m², Phase 1 at $5,000/m². Availability updates as lots are reserved.
How buying works
- 1
Pick your lot and receive a written quote with the full payment schedule.
- 2
Reserve with a refundable $40,000 MXN deposit — the lot is held for two weeks.
- 3
Sign the purchase agreement and start your 24 interest-free monthly payments.
- 4
Close the deed (escritura) before a Mexican notary; foreign buyers close through a fideicomiso or a Mexican company.
- 5
Build whenever you are ready — services are already at the lot line.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreigners buy land in Tulum?
Yes. Tulum lies inside Mexico’s "restricted zone" (within 50 km of the coastline), so foreign buyers usually acquire through a bank trust (fideicomiso) or a Mexican corporation. Both are standard, well-established structures. We work with local notaries who set this up as part of the closing; we always recommend you take independent legal advice as well.
How much does land cost in Tulum at Retorno San José?
Phase 2 lots are $3,300 per m² and Phase 1 lots are $5,000 per m² (Mexican pesos). The most affordable lot currently available starts at $633,346.
Is financing available?
Yes — directly with the developer, up to 24 monthly payments with no interest. A refundable reservation of $40,000 MXN holds a lot for two weeks while paperwork is prepared.
What is included in the development?
Underground power and fibre, hydraulic concrete sidewalks and paved internal streets, plus controlled access to the community.
Can I visit before buying?
Yes. We host on-site tours in Tulum and can also walk you through the master plan on a video call if you are buying from abroad.
Wondering whether the numbers make sense? Read our guide: is Tulum real estate a good investment?
