For owners building a $1M–$10M+ residence in Cancún, Playa Mujeres, Mayakoba, Tulum, Akumal or Puerto Aventuras. You may already have an architect in New York, Miami, Toronto or Milan; you need a builder here who can deliver their drawings exactly, show you every peso, and run the project while you are somewhere else.
Before you buy: title and land-use review with your lawyer, geotechnical boreholes, federal-zone and environmental constraints, utilities and a buildable-area study.
We act as local executive architect and builder for foreign design studios: permits, DRO, local structural and MEP engineering, and constructability review.
Cost-plus with a fixed fee and every invoice visible, or a guaranteed maximum price with shared savings. You choose the risk model.
Independent quantity surveyors, owner’s reps and third-party inspectors get full site and document access.
Weekly dated photo and video, drone flights, schedule against baseline, cost to date against budget, and a log of every decision.
Contractor all-risk insurance, NDA on request, no photos published without consent, and estate maintenance after handover.
A $3M villa is not a large $500k house. The structure is often post-tensioned slabs, long cantilevers and wide openings; the envelope is impact-rated glazing in sizes that are made to order and shipped; the installations include standby power, water treatment, central plant cooling and integrated automation. Finishes are imported, cut and installed by specialists. Every one of those has a lead time, a tolerance and a sequence, and coordination is most of the job.
The owners at this level tell us the same three things: they want transparency on cost, a single accountable counterpart who answers their architect in English, and no surprises from Mexican permitting. That is how we have organised the service.
Typical programme for a 600–1,000 m² villa: 2–3 months of site due diligence and concept, 4–8 months of design development, engineering and permits (longer with a MIA or ZOFEMAT file), and 16–24 months of construction. Long-lead packages — glazing, stone, elevators, generators, automation — are procured during design so they arrive when the structure is ready for them.
| Tier | Typical size | MXN per m² | Construction budget (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Luxury | 450–650 m² | $35,000–$45,000 | $0.9M–$1.6M |
| Ultra-luxury | 650–1,000 m² | $45,000–$60,000 | $1.6M–$3.3M |
| Signature estate | 1,000–1,500+ m² | $60,000–$80,000+ | $3.3M–$6.7M+ |
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