Etiqueta: Tipos de propiedades en Oaxaca

Another option to buy properties in the restricted zone is by constituting a Mexican company. The enterprise should be property of foreigners and should be administrated by them. It needs to be constituted under the Mexican law, even if its stockholders, members and offices are foreigners. This Mexican company can buy properties in a direct way in the restricted zone.

Well, this is talking about the restricted zone, however, when it is not the case the situation changes. For those who want to acquire a property which is not restricted zone what is mainly necessary is a document issued by the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, which is the Waiver Agreement for the Acquisition of Properties out of the Restricted Zone. Which was already explained in the article Acquisition of Properties in Mexico by Foreigners.

If you are thinking in acquiring a property in Oaxaca, contact us, our specialized team will guide you in the process. SilMéxico is a consulting in real estate which offers integral services; enterprises constitution, trusts, in addition, we count with a legal, accountable and construction area for those who look for developing in Oaxaca.

San Andrés Huayapam

Cradle of the ancient drink called “the drink of the gods” the “tejate”, and located just 13 km from the city of Oaxaca, this community is surrounded by nature, where you can enjoy serene afternoons admiring from your home the mountains of the northern sierra, and where you can also appreciate the views offered by its two dams, its river and other waterfalls that form in the rainy season. Every year the famous “Tejate Fair” takes place in the town, which attracts hundreds of locals and foreigners to taste the exquisite drink. Definitely a highly demanded place to live due to the tranquility it offers.

Colonia Reforma

Located to the north of the city, the Reforma neighborhood is in demand by those who like modern life and nightlife, because here you will find shopping malls, stores, and nightlife centers. On this site there are houses of modern and sophisticated style. An excellent option to live, since it is located near the historic center.

Jalatlaco

The iconic Jalatlaco neighborhood, ranked as the most beautiful in the city, is undoubtedly a place that will leave you amazed. Walking through its cobblestone streets and seeing its quarry and adobe buildings transport you to colonial times. Its beautiful facades decorated with murals made by local and national artists invite you to take thousands of photographs. It is a quiet and central place, full of colors, traditions and culture. Ideal for those who love to be in contact with traditions and who enjoy being outside the bustle of the city. Nothing is missing from this neighborhood; you can find everything from local shops to large restaurants and cafes. Let yourself be surprised by its architectural beauty and the warmth of its inhabitants.

Xochimilco

Renowned for its beautiful arches dating from the 18th century, this neighborhood is located just a few minutes from the historic center of Oaxaca. In it you can find different types of restaurants and artisan shops. Its cobbled and colorful streets are perfect for enjoying pleasant afternoon walks. The style of the houses in this place is totally an architectural jewel, since old houses and colonial mansions are still preserved.

Talixtac de Cabrera

Located 10 km from the city, this community borders Santa María El Tule and San Sebastián Tutla. It is a quiet place, away from the hubbub that characterizes the city. The houses in this place are spacious, with large gardens and some with swimming pools, in addition, they offer beautiful views of the mountains that surround the central valleys. It is ideal for those who prefer serenity and contact with nature.

Historic center

The historic center is also one of the favorite places for foreigners to live. This logically due to the proximity to the different attractive sites; museums, restaurants, banks, entertainment venues, galleries, and many more businesses.

Due to the high demand, unfortunately, there are fewer and fewer properties on the market in this area. Well, the architectural structure of its buildings, mostly old, as well as the hubbub of its traditions, and its exquisite gastronomy, make foreign visitors fall in love with it, who either for family, work or personal reasons come to the city, decide to reside here.

If you wish to get more information about properties for sale and rent in these areas, do not hesitate to visit any of our offices located at Xicoténcatl 120, Centro and at Sabinos 711, Col. Reforma. SILMEXICO, the experts in Real Estate.

Written by: Jessica Hernández

Ejidal: according to article 43 of the Agrarian Law, lands belonging to ejidos and therefore subject to the relative provisions of this law are those that have been endowed to the ejido population center or incorporated into the ejidal regime. That is to say, these do not have a single owner, they belong to the government, since they are lands lent to peasants, who have permission to work them. Likewise, in article 45 of the same, it is mentioned that these may be the object of any association or use contract entered into by the ejido population nucleus or titular ejidatarios.

It is important to note that ejido lands have their origins in the Mexican Revolution, this to ensure that the neediest rural population had access to land to cultivate and live. With the passage of time, the agrarian law has undergone reforms in order to benefit the peasants, until today it has fewer restrictions, thus allowing the peasants to make use of the land for free sale in the market.