Mexico Real Estate Market Report – September 2025

Mexico market report
Mexico market report

Mexico Real Estate Market Report – September 2025

As your trusted source for luxury real estate in Mexico, we want to keep you informed about the latest developments that could impact your buying decisions.

For U.S. and Canadian buyers, Mexico’s property market is entering a unique window of calm. With tariffs on hold, a stable peso, and steady mortgage rates, this is a strategic moment to secure prime real estate in Mexico’s most desirable destinations.

Key Highlights:

  • Tariffs paused — no impact on property purchases
  • Peso stable at ~18.74 MXN/USD
  • U.S. mortgage rates holding near 6.7%
  • Banxico eases rate to 7.75% — positive for developers and buyers
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Mortgage Rates: Calm and Competitive

  • U.S. Primary Residence Rates: ~6.7% APR (30-year fixed average)
  • Second Homes & Investment Properties: Typically 0.5% to 1% higher than primary rates
  • Canadian Mortgage Rates: Holding steady, with an average 5-year fixed near 5.3%
  • Mexico Financing: Most foreign buyers still purchase in cash or finance in the U.S. or Canada, as Mexican mortgages for non-residents remain limited.
Why this matters:

With the U.S. Federal Reserve holding rates steady, the Bank of Canada keeping policy unchanged, and Banxico recently trimming its rate to 7.75%, financing conditions remain predictable and favorable for cross-border buyers.

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Where Buyers Are Investing Now

Mexico’s luxury coastal markets remain the top choice for U.S. and Canadian investors. Inventory in high-demand destinations is tightening, and turn-key, rental-ready properties are selling fastest.

Top Lifestyle Markets to Watch:

  • Riviera Nayarit — Boutique luxury & wellness hubs like San Pancho and Sayulita
  • Punta Mita — Exclusive resorts, golf, and branded residences
  • Los Cabos — Consistent rental yields & high-end oceanfront estates
  • Tulum & Riviera Maya — Eco-luxury villas, growing STR demand

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Why Now is The Time to Act

With exchange rates stable, tariffs on pause, and financing conditions favorable, this is a rare window for U.S. and Canadian buyers to secure prime Mexico real estate before potential shifts later this year.

 

Special Feature: Possible U.S. Rate Cuts Could Boost Mexico Real Estate

If the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, it could create a big opportunity for U.S. and Canadian buyers in Mexico.

  • Cheaper Financing: U.S. mortgage rates, now around 6.7%, could drop, making second-home and investment property loans more affordable.
  • Stronger Dollar: A rate cut often boosts USD strength, giving buyers more pesos per dollar and lowering effective costs in Mexico.
  • Better Developer Deals: If Mexico’s central bank follows with rate cuts, developers may offer longer payment plans and more attractive financing.
  • Higher Demand Ahead: Lower borrowing costs could drive more U.S. buyers to popular markets like Riviera Nayarit, Punta Mita, Los Cabos, and Tulum, pushing prices up over time.

Bottom Line:

Lower U.S. rates would make buying in Mexico more affordable, but also more competitive. Acting early helps secure the best pricing and inventory before demand accelerates.

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Ben started Wanderlust after becoming a veteran of the Latin American property development scene. With degrees in Anthropology and History, he has been attracted to the incredible cultural diversity and history of Mexico and Central America from a young age. A hunger to explore brought Ben to Nicaragua where he spent five years building custom vacation homes. Because these projects were mostly on raw land with limited resources, he was forced to learn all facets of the development process: he was expected to be the designer, architect, engineer, and builder. Most of the furniture, cabinetry, and windows were built by hand, as was general infrastructure such as roads, wells, and electrical and septic systems. These five years in Nicaragua have made Ben incredibly resourceful, and developed in him an “anything is possible” attitude.

While in Nicaragua, he joined his wife Kassidy’s nonprofit, The Sweet Water Fund, a grassroots foundation dedicated to inspiring Nicaraguan villages and empowering the local women through job opportunities, healthy lifestyles, and the arts. They spearheaded many projects such as nutrition and fitness programs, a suspension bridge over the local river so kids could more easily get to school, and a school kitchen built completely out of recycled materials.

After returning to the United States from Nicaragua, Ben became a general contractor in Sonoma, California. He completed multiple prestigious projects in the Sonoma and Napa valleys, including the remodeling of old-world wineries and the building of several spectacular second homes.

Three years later, Ben and Kassidy realized that the lifestyle and pace of Latin America was calling them back, so, in 2016, they and their two little boys, two dogs, and two cats made the leap down to gorgeous San Pancho to start all over again.


Ben was fortunate to work under Fred Feibel of F.L. Feibel y Asociados in San Pancho, where he developed a deep understanding of the practices and customs of Mexican real estate. After Fred’s untimely passing at the end of 2017, Ben took on the role of broker and lead agent and ran the office with his mentor’s high level of integrity and customer service. In the following year, Ben boosted the company’s sales by 350%, increasing its referral base and closing ratio.

Now a sought-after agent in the Riviera Nayarit, Ben decided to start his own company, Wanderlust Real Estate + Development. He brings his tenacity, organization, energy, optimism and creativity to the Wanderlust team and prides himself on keeping everyone on track and their clients informed, calm, and happy.