Coahuila · Mexico

San Pedro

San Pedro, in Coahuila's Comarca Lagunera region, is an agricultural municipality known for its melon production and other crops, located on the corridor linking Torreón with the rest of the Laguna region.

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Market

The real estate market

Rural and country-style housing coexists with highly productive farmland; urban prices are markedly lower than in Torreón, attracting those looking for a more rural lifestyle.

Export agriculture, particularly San Pedro melon, keeps the local economy active and generates interest in farmland and housing for seasonal workers.

Acquiring land with agricultural potential and affordable housing for farm laborers and local families are the segments with the most stable demand.

Investment opportunities

Listings

Properties in San Pedro

House for Sale in San Agustín, San Pedro Garza García
For sale

MX$23,000,000

House

3 bd2.5 ba371 m²

House for Sale in San Agustín, San Pedro Garza García

Antigua Hacienda San Agustin, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León

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Casa en Venta, Privanzas en Spgg
For sale

MX$16,500,000

House

3 bd4 ba320 m²

Casa en Venta, Privanzas en Spgg

Las Privanzas , San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León

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Property types in San Pedro

Location

San Pedro in Coahuila

Overview

Country
Mexico
Property types
Houses, apartments, land
Recommended investment
Residential and commercial

Living here

Living in San Pedro

01

Infrastructure

It has basic services in its municipal seat and a network of rural roads linking the productive ejidos (communal farmland) and the highway leading to Torreón.

02

Lifestyle

The hot, dry climate of the Comarca Lagunera sets a rural pace of life, with a strong agricultural identity and proximity to the broader urban services of Torreón.

03

Connectivity

It sits on the route to Torreón, the main urban center of the Comarca Lagunera, and from there to the other roads crossing the Laguna region toward the rest of the state.