Selling6 min read
How to Speed Up the Sale of a House That Won't Sell
Your house hasn't sold and months have gone by? Learn the most common causes and how to fix your price.
María Elena Rodríguez
Guides and news
Real estate blog and news
More guides, news and analysis of the Mexican real estate market. Page 13 of 78.
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Buying3 min read
Cracks in Your Home: Which Are Normal and Which Are Alarming
Not every crack in a house is dangerous. Learn to tell a superficial crack from one that may signal a serious structural problem.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Post-Earthquake Structural Reinforcement: Costs and Contractors
The cost of structurally reinforcing a house varies with the extent of the damage and the technique used. Here's what drives the price and how to choose a contractor.
María Elena Rodríguez
Buying8 min read
Gated Community Homes in Mexico: Security and Fees
A practical guide to deciding whether to live in a gated community (fraccionamiento cerrado): security, maintenance fees, internal rules, and what to check before you buy or rent.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Structural Report: When to Request One Before Buying
A structural report (dictamen estructural) tells you whether a home is safe before you buy it. Here's when it's essential to ask for one.
Carlos Mendoza
Buying3 min read
Natural Disaster Fund: Government Help for Your Home
Government natural disaster assistance for your home can include damage surveys of affected families and reconstruction programs. Here is how the process works in Mexico.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Building3 min read
Rebuilding After a Hurricane: What to Expect
Rebuilding a home after a hurricane involves damage assessment, insurance paperwork and construction. Here is what to expect at each stage.
María Elena Rodríguez
Buying6 min read
Social Interest Housing in Mexico: What It Is and Who Qualifies
What is a casa de interés social and who can buy one? We explain the requirements, ballpark prices and available credit options.
Carlos Mendoza
Legal3 min read
Buying a House After an Earthquake: What to Check First
Before buying a home in a seismic zone, inspect for cracks, columns and foundations, and request a structural report to avoid costly surprises.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Buying3 min read
Moving With Anxious Pets: Transition Tips
Moving with anxious pets can cause visible stress for days. These tips help make the transition to the new home calmer.
María Elena Rodríguez
Building6 min read
Sustainable Homes in Mexico: What Makes Them Worth More
A sustainable home in Mexico can cost more to build, but it often saves on utilities and adds resale value.
Inmobiliaria32 Team
Building3 min read
Fences and Pools: Pet Safety at Home
An unprotected pool is one of the biggest risks for pets at home. What to check in fences, gates, and the pool itself before moving in with your dog or cat.
Carlos Mendoza