And its not a walk or bike to the beach, it's 10minutes car and difficult to find parking and access to the beach so about 20 mins by car or motorcycle
I just came from a vacation there and I agree with you 💯 percent. Lots of hippies from all over Europe 🇪🇺 , USA 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦 . I was so surprised by the amount of drug addicts (weed users in “recreational areas “) Stay away from Tulum if you’re not into drugs. The fun is not there if you are wanting a family vacation. Go to Cozumel or Playa del Carmen. A Mexican 🇲🇽 it’s telling, get the advice seriously from this guy
I think he missed a few points.. People love Tulum because it's not JUST a beach. The areas in the jungle and city are equally attractive,.and the senotes make Tulum attractive year round not just in peak season. The festival and events drive prices of rent up massively. Nowhere in Mexico is experiencing the growth and international exposure as Tulum. The new international airport and Train Maya are making Tulum a very accessable city internationally and ability to launch off to different areas. Tulum is unique in it's architecture and aesthetics as you mentioned.
You know those are all important points if you are a realtor selling to a client But as a client that has already purchased a property, I know the realities Tulum is a great place if you’re just coming to visit for a week To live there on an extended period of time is quite different
@@rocco9126 I am not a realtor, I'm a property investor with property in La Valeta my self. I've also lived there for a few months. I agree that the massive influx of new developments has saturated the market especially with studios and 1br. But, looking at Tulums growth and projections, as well as it's unique appeal (Holistic, spiritual healing, health weakness, digital nomads and major festival location). I do believe in investment property in Tulum, or at least anything pre - 2021. Once the train Maya and international airport are in full swing, a believe the increase in tourism will once again beat out supply of new developments. And places that are already built within El Centro, Aldea Zama and La Valeta area will see a huge boost in value as Tulum expands and those locations become the heart of Tulum. Just my optimistic take :)
Thank you for being truthful. I wish I had better advise before purchasing in Tulum. Yes, Tulum is way overpriced and over built sadly, and with little or no infrastructure. The roads are atrocious, and there is little or no sewers, so the sewage is just dumped off somewhere but not into a treatment plant. Alot of the small percentage of buildings are started but never finished. There are no regulations in construction, in how things are built, so you just have to hope for the best, and that the builder is reputable. I am just touching upon just some of the issues in Tulum.
Thanks for sharing! I strongly advise clients to rent long term in Tulum before buying and most all don’t end up buying after they have stayed their long term. Vacation in Tulum vs Living is completely different 👍
I was gonna try to get my aunt to give me money from my trust to get like a house there I thought it was perfect I thought I made friends and that I was manifesting perfectly and then all of a sudden on my birthday I was like oh I’m at this beautiful kind gentle man on the street he seemed really nice and my friend threw me a party … They were all sex traffickers 😂
@@MexicoRealEstatewithParrish Yeah they were all like prostitutes and pimps high-end ones And Americans I could literally tell you the guys there but I don’t want to tell on him because his Instagram is just his first name Tulum and it’s pretty clear what his job is. They just told me they were real estate agents so I just thought they were all look really sexy real estate agents
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1000% incorrect. You really need to do your research sorry pal. Merida a city of one million and the entire state of Yucatan has a plethora of things to do and see. As well real authentic Mexico. In Tulum I am bored after half a day.
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And its not a walk or bike to the beach, it's 10minutes car and difficult to find parking and access to the beach so about 20 mins by car or motorcycle
@@danielstay5270 indeed it is. Thank you for sharing your experience
Maybe for old people Yucatán it’s an option
@@TheTelovendo2010 Yucatan is great for young and old, offers so much to do and see
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I just came from a vacation there and I agree with you 💯 percent. Lots of hippies from all over Europe 🇪🇺 , USA 🇺🇸 and Canada 🇨🇦 . I was so surprised by the amount of drug addicts (weed users in “recreational areas “) Stay away from Tulum if you’re not into drugs. The fun is not there if you are wanting a family vacation. Go to Cozumel or Playa del Carmen. A Mexican 🇲🇽 it’s telling, get the advice seriously from this guy
Tulum is Mystical, the architecture is unique and will become the most amazing city in the 5/10 coming years ! I bet on it !
You just bought in there right ?
I hope your bet pays off, good luck!
I think he missed a few points.. People love Tulum because it's not JUST a beach. The areas in the jungle and city are equally attractive,.and the senotes make Tulum attractive year round not just in peak season.
The festival and events drive prices of rent up massively.
Nowhere in Mexico is experiencing the growth and international exposure as Tulum.
The new international airport and Train Maya are making Tulum a very accessable city internationally and ability to launch off to different areas.
Tulum is unique in it's architecture and aesthetics as you mentioned.
You know those are all important points if you are a realtor selling to a client
But as a client that has already purchased a property, I know the realities
Tulum is a great place if you’re just coming to visit for a week
To live there on an extended period of time is quite different
@@rocco9126 I am not a realtor, I'm a property investor with property in La Valeta my self. I've also lived there for a few months.
I agree that the massive influx of new developments has saturated the market especially with studios and 1br. But, looking at Tulums growth and projections, as well as it's unique appeal (Holistic, spiritual healing, health weakness, digital nomads and major festival location). I do believe in investment property in Tulum, or at least anything pre - 2021.
Once the train Maya and international airport are in full swing, a believe the increase in tourism will once again beat out supply of new developments. And places that are already built within El Centro, Aldea Zama and La Valeta area will see a huge boost in value as Tulum expands and those locations become the heart of Tulum.
Just my optimistic take :)
Thank you for being truthful. I wish I had better advise before purchasing in Tulum.
Yes, Tulum is way overpriced and over built sadly, and with little or no infrastructure. The roads are atrocious, and there is little or no sewers, so the sewage is just dumped off somewhere but not into a treatment plant. Alot of the small percentage of buildings are started but never finished. There are no regulations in construction, in how things are built, so you just have to hope for the best, and that the builder is reputable. I am just touching upon just some of the issues in Tulum.
Thanks for the truth.
Where to park the car, expensive parking space 😅
Huatulco is way better place to invest..
@@emjg9809 definitely a great area
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Greetings 👋🏼 thank you
Great points indeed! Definitely Tulum is overrated in every way.
Thanks for sharing! I strongly advise clients to rent long term in Tulum before buying and most all don’t end up buying after they have stayed their long term. Vacation in Tulum vs Living is completely different 👍
It’s overrated and over priced. I wouldn’t even vacation there again.
@@francescaramos4327 thank for sharing your experience
I was gonna try to get my aunt to give me money from my trust to get like a house there I thought it was perfect I thought I made friends and that I was manifesting perfectly and then all of a sudden on my birthday I was like oh I’m at this beautiful kind gentle man on the street he seemed really nice and my friend threw me a party …
They were all sex traffickers 😂
@@Alicia-vq8jg this was in Tulum? 😳
@@MexicoRealEstatewithParrish
Yeah they were all like prostitutes and pimps high-end ones And Americans I could literally tell you the guys there but I don’t want to tell on him because his Instagram is just his first name Tulum and it’s pretty clear what his job is. They just told me they were real estate agents so I just thought they were all look really sexy real estate agents
I’m trying to pretend they were just real estate agents
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Yucatan has less to do then Tulum!!!!😂😅
1000% incorrect. You really need to do your research sorry pal. Merida a city of one million and the entire state of Yucatan has a plethora of things to do and see. As well real authentic Mexico. In Tulum I am bored after half a day.