This is a property located in the municipality of Tekax, in what is called the "South Cone" of the state of Yucatán, Mexico, where the three states sharing the Yucatan Peninsula converge, Yucatan, Quintana Roo and Campeche. It is the most fertile land in the region, filled with luscious tropical forests. This is an extensive property of 11,114. 69 acres, ideal for carbon offsetting projects, such as forest carbon sequestration and ecosystem conservation, for the production of carbon credits, an industry intensely promoted by most western governments and particularly Mexico's new administration. Also, this land can be used for agricultural enterprises, due to the large underground water reserves in the region and the fertility of the soil.
The land has access through a dirt road for 1.5 miles connection to a highway.
The land is owned as private property with all documentation complete and updated, with the most secure legal procedures followed for the full certainty of the potential buyer.
