Check your lot before you buy in the Riviera Maya

No. It is a preliminary, informational check that crosses your location with public maps. It tells you what to check before you pay; it does not replace the environmental impact study, the municipal license or a notary’s title review.

It depends on each source: every alert shows its confidence (high, medium or low) and its date. Official maps have margins of error from meters to hundreds of meters, so a lot right next to a boundary should always be confirmed with the official plan or a site visit.

Dry land in Quintana Roo across Cancún, Playa del Carmen, Tulum and the corridor between them (beaches, islands and lagoons included), with partial data for Isla Mujeres and Cozumel. At sea, outside the state or outside that area, the map does not evaluate and says so.

The preliminary check is free and needs no sign-up. If you want a specialist to review your case, we tell you the cost first.

We do not store what you type in the search box. Only if you ask for the report by email or report an error do we keep the evaluated point or plot.

Yes. The check is about the land, not the buyer. In the coastal strip, foreigners buy through a bank trust; that is reviewed separately, as part of the purchase.