Costera Condos Chicxulub | Apartments for sale in Progreso Yucatan, private pool

Costera Condos: The ideal opportunity to invest in Chicxulub, Progreso Discover Costera Condos, a development that combines the natural beauty of the Yucatecan coast with a profitable investment. Strategically located in Chicxulub, Progreso, this resort offers the opportunity to earn higher returns through vacation rentals, outpacing property gains in the city. Just 30 minutes from Merida, the best city in Latin America, Costera Condos is a perfect option for those investors looking for a relaxed and sophisticated lifestyle, without worrying about the management of their property. The project has 44 self-sustaining apartments that respect the environment without sacrificing comfort. Each unit is designed to offer a lifestyle in harmony with nature, allowing its residents to enjoy unforgettable family days. Department Options: Department A Total area: 83 m²2 bedrooms (one with lock-off mode)2 full bathroomsCovered terrace with plunge pool Department B : Total area: 63 m²1 bedroom1 full bathroomCovered terrace with plunge pool Outstanding amenities include a swimming pool in two locations, a social area with palapas, a gazebo overlooking the lagoon, a gym, a children's area and coworking. In addition, the complex has 24/7 surveillance, reception and parking. Costera Condos offers you the opportunity to live or invest in a natural paradise with all modern amenities. Contact us for more information! Availability and prices subject to change without notice. What happened to the Chicxulub meteorite? The meteorite that impacted Chicxulub is famous for having caused a mass extinction approximately 66 million years ago. This devastating event led to the disappearance of dinosaurs and many other species. The impact generated huge tsunamis, wildfires and a cloud of dust that blocked sunlight, altering the global climate and causing a "nuclear winter" that lasted for months. What does Chicxulub mean? The name "Chicxulub" comes from the Mayan language and translates to "the devil's flea". The word is composed of "chhic," which means flea, and "xulub," which refers to horn or nail. Although it sounds unusual, this combination reflects the unique and ancient character of the region in the Yucatan. Schedule a visit, video-call, it will be a pleasure to assist you.