Eco-chic residences in Tulum, born from the jungle and designed by the team behind some of the region's most respected addresses — Étnica, Acinte, and Casas Mayakoba.
Recinto by Endémico carries the design DNA of a portfolio of respected Tulum residences — Étnica, Acinte, Étnica K'u, Jungle Houses, and Casas Mayakoba. Each project taught its creators something new about how architecture and nature can coexist; Recinto is the culmination of that experience.
Every residence is shaped around one idea: that a home should transform the traditional way of living into something more — spaces that favor wellbeing, tranquility, and genuine connection with the land they sit on.
Marketed internationally by Casavo Media, with personalized advisory support throughout the entire investment and acquisition process.
The inspiration behind Recinto comes from Sian Ka'an, one of Mexico's most significant protected natural areas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized globally for its extraordinary biodiversity.
Its tropical jungle, wetlands, mangroves, and coral reefs inform an architecture that integrates with its environment — homes where nature and design exist in genuine, lasting balance.
Tulum has spent a decade becoming one of Mexico's most in-demand real estate markets, without losing what made it famous in the first place.
Short-term rental is an established strategy among Tulum owners, supported by sustained international tourism demand.
A fast-growing coastal market gives North American buyers a way to diversify beyond domestic portfolios.
Served by Cancún International Airport and the newer Tulum International Airport — one of the most reachable luxury markets for US & Canadian owners.
Foreigners can hold full ownership rights via Mexico's fideicomiso trust structure — a well-established, regulated mechanism.
A growing community of US and Canadian retirees, with straightforward residency pathways and an established expat network.
Globally recognized for wellness and design tourism — demand that a well-designed residence is built to capture.
Each residence is designed for a different way of living in Tulum — from an efficient entry point to the development's most exclusive rooftop address.
A smartly designed 35 m² residence that lives larger than its footprint — a dedicated living/dining/kitchen zone, a separate bedroom suite, and a private plunge pool terrace. Built for first-time Tulum buyers, solo investors, and anyone seeking a low-maintenance entry point into ownership.
A generously proportioned 61 m² residence for buyers who want more room to live, host, and entertain — a full living and dining area, a separate matrimonial bedroom, and a private outdoor terrace with plunge pool.
Recinto's most exclusive residence: 88 m² of interior living across two levels, a rooftop plunge pool with jungle views, and a Lock-Off system that lets the home operate as two independently rentable spaces.
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Shared spaces that extend the feeling of the residences — inviting you outside and slowing you down.
From private plunge pools to shaded terraces, built around everyday use — not just occasional visits.
Thoughtful spacing and layout planning give residents genuine privacy — rare in a destination this popular.
Natural materials, daylight, and green space that support a slower, healthier pace of life.
Well-kept shared amenities are consistently top of mind for vacation renters — and for your income potential.
* Final amenities package to be confirmed by the developer prior to publishing.
Created by the team behind Étnica, Acinte, Étnica K'u, Jungle Houses, and Casas Mayakoba — a track record few Tulum developments can match.
A direct design lineage to the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, one of Mexico's most significant natural landmarks.
Layouts planned for genuine separation and outdoor privacy — not just a shared pool view.
Set in Tulum's established Región 15 corridor near Aldea Zamá, with easy access to the beach zone and main avenues.
Every model, Studio to Penthouse, performs equally well as a personal residence or a rental asset.
Yes. Foreigners can own residential real estate anywhere in Mexico. Coastal properties like Recinto are held through a fideicomiso — a secure, renewable bank trust — giving you full rights to sell, rent, renovate, or pass the property to your heirs.
A fideicomiso is a renewable 50-year trust administered by a Mexican bank, created specifically to let foreign buyers hold coastal property. You retain every benefit of ownership; the bank simply serves as trustee. It's a well-established mechanism used by thousands of US and Canadian owners.
Buyers typically pay a one-time acquisition tax (around 2% of the property value) plus notary and registration fees. Annual property tax in Mexico is notably low compared to the US and Canada. We recommend a cross-border tax advisor for your specific situation.
Yes. Many international buyers complete their purchase entirely remotely, coordinated through our advisory team and a Mexican notary public — though we recommend at least one visit before or after closing.
Reserve your unit with a deposit, sign the purchase agreement and payment plan, make scheduled payments during construction, set up your fideicomiso, then close before a Mexican notary public who registers the property in the Public Registry.
Developer payment plans are typically available during pre-construction. Some US-based cross-border lenders also offer financing for Mexican vacation properties — ask your advisor about current options.
Yes. Short-term vacation rental is permitted and one of the primary reasons international investors choose Tulum. Recinto's Lock-Off configuration in select models is particularly well suited to rental use.
Yes. Property and rental management services are available in Tulum, from full-service Airbnb management to simple key-holding for owners who self-manage remotely.
A Lock-Off configuration lets part of a residence — like the Penthouse's two levels — be separated and rented independently, so owners can generate income from one section while using or reserving the other.
Both. Recinto works equally well as a full-time residence, a seasonal second home, or an income-generating vacation property when you're away.
Yes. Mexico offers Temporary and Permanent Resident visas popular with US and Canadian retirees, and Quintana Roo has an established expatriate community with English-speaking services.
Recinto sits inland in Tulum's Región 15 corridor near Aldea Zamá, with convenient access to the beach zone. Cancún International Airport is roughly 90 minutes to two hours by road; the newer Tulum International Airport offers a shorter transfer. Exact drive times will be confirmed by your advisor.
Whether this is your first international property or an addition to a growing portfolio, our team will guide you from your first question through closing day.