





Boni Gardens presents a conditional opportunity in Tulum's La Veleta submarket, a zone that has experienced a 15-20% price correction in 2025-2026 due to condo oversupply, according to the dated city research. The entry price of $1,702 USD/m² for a 1-bedroom unit is positioned within the lower end of the historical La Veleta range ($2,000-3,500 USD/m²), but this is not a verified comparable or a discount claim; it simply reflects the asking price. The asset's documented features—a lock-off system for vacation rentals, turn-key luxury finishes with regional materials, and a 3.4 km distance from the hotel zone—suggest a product designed for the short-term rental market, which aligns with the area's digital nomad and eco-development appeal. However, the listing type is unknown, and the developer is an individual (Salvador Nuño Mojica) with a tax certificate indicating construction activity but no verified completed projects. This creates a significant underwriting gap: the buyer must verify the legal status, construction progress, and delivery timeline before committing capital.
Return underwriting requires verified rent, occupancy, and operating costs; no numeric return is established.
Return underwriting requires verified rent, occupancy, and operating costs; no numeric return is established.
Listing type is unverified. The asset data indicates a development of 19 units including 6 penthouses and 3 commercial premises, with delivery in summer 2023, but the current sales status is unavailable. The developer is an individual (Salvador Nuño Mojica) with a tax certificate listing economic activities in construction, but no completed projects are verified. The buyer must confirm the legal status, construction completion, and title readiness through official records. Do not assume resale or presale risk; the evidence gap is a due-diligence check.
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