Mexico property for sale continues to attract investors

Mexico has benefited from steady growth in real estate prices over the past few years and there is still definite potential for profit and income from the Mexican real estate sector based on it being a superb destination for retirees, second homers and tourists.

Since the economic turmoil experienced by Mexico in the mid 1990's following the devaluation of the Mexican currency, Mexico’s government has worked hard to establish a strong and sustainable economy and to promote and actively encourage foreign investment into many sectors including tourism and real estate - all of which further adds to the grear appeal of Mexico for international real estate investors and purchasers.

Mexico does well economically speaking from international property interest already – it welcomes a lot of North American retirees who choose to live full time in Mexico and it is welcoming increasing tourism from North of the border as well and with the release at the end of 2006 of Donald Trump’s Mexican showcase development in Baja came a resurgence of serious interest from investors and buyers from across the world for property in Mexico which has set the stage for a strong period of growth.

Campeche - a striking location

Campeche is the name of both a state in Mexico and its capital city - a state in the south-east region of the Mexican Republic. It is bordered by the Mexican states of Yucatán to the north east, Quintana Roo to the east, and Tabasco to the south west. To the south it is bordered by the Petén department of Guatemala and to the west by the Gulf of Mexico. Since 1996, Campeche also shares a short border with the nation of Belize to the east, although the anexation of this area by Campeche remains disputed by Quintana Roo.

The city of Campeche, founded in the 16th century is rich with history, culture and striking architecture.