Jalisco · Mexico
Ameca
Ameca is a city in the Valle de Ameca, in western Jalisco, with an economy built on irrigated agriculture and a strategic position linking Guadalajara with the Pacific coast.
- 2active listings
- 89municipalities in Jalisco
Market
The real estate market
Housing supply is mostly single-story and moderately priced, with lots available for self-built homes at values considerably lower than in the metropolitan area.
Irrigated agriculture and related agribusiness generate stable economic activity, while its location on the route to Puerto Vallarta favors businesses tied to the movement of people and goods.
Affordable housing for agricultural families and roadside services linked to the highway to the coast are investment areas with steady demand.
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Properties in Ameca
For saleMX$58,000,000
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Unparalleled Exclusive Luxury Oceanfront Property
Santa María Tonameca, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
For saleMX$45,414,455
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Luxury Oceanfront Villa
Santa María Tonameca, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
Market reference: sample properties, not yet available for direct contact here.
For saleMX$3,700,000
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Villas de Lujo Frente al Mar
Santa María Tonameca, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
For saleMX$7,500,000
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Exclusiva Propiedad Cerca del Mar en Puertecito
Santa María Tonameca, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
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Location
Ameca in Jalisco
Overview
- State
- Jalisco
- Country
- Mexico
- Property types
- Houses, apartments, land
- Recommended investment
- Residential and commercial
Living here
Living in Ameca
Infrastructure
It has roads connecting it with the valley's municipalities and with the main routes toward western Jalisco, typical of a regional service city.
Lifestyle
The valley offers a mild climate and wide agricultural landscapes, with an unhurried pace of life and a strong identity rooted in farm work.
Connectivity
It sits on the highway route linking Guadalajara with Puerto Vallarta, making it a significant transit point between the center of the state and the coast.