Altamira · Tijuana
9,688 sq ft Commercial and Residential Lot — Av. Londres, Tijuana
$450,000 USD
Approximately $7,632,000MXN. The peso amount is set at the exchange rate on the closing date, not today's.
- Lot
- 9,688 sq ft
900 m² (9,688 sq ft) lot on Avenida Londres, in Colonia Altamira, Tijuana. It measures 30 × 30 meters with frontage on a paved street.
It is delivered fully walled with an access gate — work the buyer no longer has to do, and a considerable investment on an urban lot.
POTENTIAL Commercial and residential use. Its size and frontage allow anything from retail units to multi-family housing.
PARTIAL SALE Sale of a portion is negotiable. The lot is not subdivided and has no approved subdivision, so any fraction would be subject to municipal subdivision procedures or a co-ownership arrangement. Please discuss terms with the advisor.
LOCATION Delegación Centro, ZIP 22054, with urban utilities and paved access.
The peso amount is set at the exchange rate on the closing date.
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Questions about this property
How much is this lot in Altamira?
The price is $450,000 USD (approximately $7,632,000 MXN). The dollar amount is the price; the peso amount is set at the exchange rate on the closing date. The price is negotiable.
How big is this lot in Altamira and what does it include?
9,688 sq ft (900 m²) of land.
How can I pay for this lot in Altamira?
The seller accepts cash or a Mexican bank mortgage. A lender approves the loan based on your profile: this listing says what the property accepts, not what you will be approved for.
Where is this lot in Altamira?
It is in Altamira, Tijuana, on Av. Londres.
Can I buy this lot in Altamira if I am a U.S. citizen?
Yes, through a fideicomiso — a Mexican bank trust that holds the title on your behalf, renewable and inheritable. All of Tijuana is inside the 100 km border zone where foreigners cannot hold title directly, so this applies to every property in the city; it is the standard, legal route. The trust and the Foreign Affairs permit are closing costs a Mexican buyer does not pay; our closing-costs page breaks them down. Mexican citizens — including many U.S.-born children of Mexican parents — may be able to hold title directly instead.
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