SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, GUANAJUATO — Over nearly three decades, the Mexican real estate sector has evolved from delivering isolated developments to planning integrated urban ecosystems. Leading this transformation in central Mexico is Tamayo Desarrollos, a firm redefining real estate through long-term planning, sector diversification, and master-planned communities.
Founded by architect Alejandro Tamayo, the firm initially focused on architecture and boutique real estate. It has since expanded across high-growth markets in the Bajío region, including Querétaro, San Miguel de Allende, and San Juan del Río. Rather than reacting to urban expansion, Tamayo Desarrollos actively shapes it by integrating housing, commerce, services, and public spaces into unified municipal ecosystems.
The firm’s portfolio showcases a strategic, multi-sector approach:
- Residential: Flagship communities like Reserva Jurica, Privalto, and Ciudad Meseta, a master-planned project designed for over 10,000 homes, retail centers, and community infrastructure in western Querétaro.
- Commercial: Retail and service hubs such as Meseta Center and Park Point.
- Industrial: Recent expansions into strategic industrial parks located in San Juan del Río.
Before breaking ground, a multidisciplinary team of over 70 professionals conducts comprehensive demographic, connectivity, and investment analyses to identify high-potential growth corridors. This data-driven model allows the firm to establish projects that serve as catalysts for regional economic development.
