




The subject is a fractional ownership offering in Aldea Zama, Tulum, with a documented 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom unit of 126 m² (103 m² interior + 23 m² terrace with private pool). The listing type is unverified, so we treat it as an unknown-stage offering; the asset data indicates construction is 90% complete with estimated delivery in September 2026, but this is not a confirmed delivery date. The entry price of $2,864 USD/m² is within the Aldea Zama range reported in city research ($3,000–4,500 USD/m²), but we have no matched comparable evidence to assert a premium or discount. The fractional structure—24 tickets of 15 days each—implies a shared-use model, not a whole-ownership condo, which materially changes the underwriting: the investor is buying a usage right, not a fee-simple unit, and the exit liquidity will depend on the secondary market for such tickets, which is unproven.
Return underwriting requires verified rent, occupancy, and operating costs; no numeric return is established.
Aldea Zama is a mature, premium zone in Tulum, with reported price per m² of $3,000–4,500 USD/m². It benefits from proximity to the beach and the Tulum archaeological zone, but the city research notes oversupply and stalled construction. The Tulum Renace plan and infrastructure projects like the airport and Tren Maya are tailwinds, but their impact on Aldea Zama specifically is not quantified.
Listing type is unverified. The asset data indicates a fractional ownership model with 24 tickets, construction 90% complete, and estimated delivery in September 2026, but these are not confirmed. The legal structure of the tickets, the developer's track record, and the property manager's performance are all unverified. These are underwriting gaps, not evidence of elevated risk.
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