The Executor in the Administration of Real Estate: Powers, Limits, and Responsibilities
When an estate includes real property, the role of the executor becomes one of the most sensitive aspects of the probate process.
Real Estate
NOM-247-SE-2021: Mandatory Compliance for Real Estate Developers
The marketing of residential real estate in Mexico is subject to a specific regulatory framework designed to protect consumer rights. Within this framework, NOM-247-SE-2021 establishes the obligations that real estate developers—as well as agents, promoters, and intermediaries involved in the sale of housing—must comply with.
Mortgage Cancellation in the Public Property Registry
The cancellation of a mortgage in the Public Property Registry (RPP) is the legal act through which a lien recorded over a property is formally removed, once full payment of the secured obligation has been verified.
Responsibilities of the Chair of the Oversight Committee in a Condominium
In condominium life, proper management does not depend solely on the administrator or the Management Committee. There is a key figure responsible for ensuring order, transparency, and regulatory compliance: the Chair of the Oversight Committee.
Phase I and Phase II Environmental Studies: A Key Step in Real Estate Due Diligence
Before acquiring land or real estate—particularly for industrial or commercial projects—it is essential to identify any underlying environmental risks that could compromise the value of the asset, restrict its future use, or result in unexpected legal and financial liabilities.
Construction Table: An Essential Tool for Legal Certainty in Real Estate Projects
In any real estate project whether involving acquisition, sale, development, financing, or regularization accurate and consistent technical documentation is essential to ensure legal certainty and prevent future contingencies. Among these documents, the construction table stands out as one of the most relevant instruments for certifying the physical reality of a property.
Purchasing Real Estate in Mexico: Essential Guidelines and Key Considerations
Mexico offers attractive real estate opportunities for foreign investors, but certain legal requirements must be met to ensure full certainty and protection throughout the acquisition process.
Estate Investment in Mexico Through a Corporate Vehicle: What You Should Audit
It is common for real estate in Mexico to be acquired through an existing company, partnership, or trust previously created. While this strategy can offer significant advantages, it also requires a targeted legal audit to ensure that both the asset and the entity holding it are free of contingencies.
Omnichannel in the Real Estate Sector: A Seamless Experience Across Multiple Channels
The customer experience in the real estate sector is no longer limited to a simple physical visit to a development, shopping center, or property. Today, users interact with brands and projects through multiple digital and in-person channels, expecting a seamless, consistent, and personalized experience at every touchpoint.
Legal Changes That May Affect Your Real Estate Transaction in Mexico
Legal reforms were recently published; they have entered into force in Mexico, and several of them may directly affect the structure, development, and operation of real estate projects and transactions across the country.