MXF2+4PW Playa del Carmen Carretera Federal, Playa Del Carmen (Zona Xcalacoc, Quintana Roo, ­ 77710

Property Description

Commercial/Industrial Property for Sale – Federal Highway, Playa del Carmen (Xcalacoco Area) Excellent investment opportunity in one of the fastest-growing commercial corridors in Playa del Carmen. This 2.5-hectare (25,000 m²) property is strategically located on Federal Highway 307, near Xcalacoco, on a corner lot with 100 meters of frontage and 250 meters of depth, providing exceptional commercial exposure and high visibility for any development. Price: $300 USD per m² (REGULAR PRICE $500 USD per m²) Its location is prime, on the Federal Highway and Avenida Universidades, across from Coca-Cola and next to Universidad Vizcaya de las Américas, in an area with high daily traffic flow, immediate regional connectivity, and constant exposure to tourist and local traffic. The property is located in an area of strong urban and commercial growth, close to established and expanding residential developments such as Ciudad Mayakoba, Corasol, El Cielo Residencial, and Distrito Kalena. Distrito Kalena is a large-scale, mixed-use urban development with a unique, integrated approach in the Riviera Maya. It encompasses approximately 103,612 m² of land and over 101,000 m² of construction, integrating residential, commercial, healthcare, educational, and corporate spaces, with strategic connectivity and a projected high appreciation potential through 2030. The area is also distinguished by its proximity to some of the Riviera Maya's most prestigious golf courses, such as El Camaleón Golf Course, home to LPGA Tour international tournaments, and Gran Coyote Golf Course, designed by renowned golfer Nick Price within the Corasol development. Due to its strategic location, extensive road frontage, and size, this land is ideal for large-scale developments such as: Supermarkets or convenience stores Shopping centers and service centers Automotive showrooms Logistics or light industrial parks Corporate centers or mixed-use developments