For years government officials in Mexico have discussed a new airport
for the fast-growing region around Tulum, south of Cancun.
The
Cancun airport is already over-run and annoying to second-home owners
uninterested in the foam bars of the hotel strip. The drive to Tulum can
easily take an hour, depending on traffic conditions on the one highway
running the length of Riviera Maya. A new airport could open up the
region for a wave of tourism and vacation-home development.
Recent reports in the USA Economy show that more homeowners are keeping up with their mortgage, while Mexican Home Purchasing reports show an increment on home foreclosures.
”The share of homeowners behind on their mortgages fell in the first quarter,…” read the Home Market reports in the USA. “The portion of mortgages that were delinquent 30 days or more fell to 6.57% in the first quarter from 6.60% in the last three months of 2009, according to Equifax and Moody's Economy.com.”
For years government officials in Mexico have discussed a new airport
for the fast-growing region around Tulum, south of Cancun.
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