Key Features:
• Area: 50 hectares.
• Location reference: Opposite the phytosanitary/zoosanitary checkpoint and booth, before the Coahuayana bridge.
• Water access: Includes rights to an irrigation module (subject to documentation verification, validity, and terms of use).
• Equipped with electrical power service.
• Located in a region with active agricultural production, specifically for tropical crops.
Productive Potential
Given the size of the property and the agricultural characteristics of the region, various production alternatives can be evaluated, depending on the specific conditions of the land.
Tropical crops: Bananas, Mexican limes, coconuts, papayas, and mangoes.
Annual and seasonal crops: Corn, sorghum, beans, peanuts, watermelons, melons, cucumbers, and other options compatible with the soil and water availability.
Crop selection will depend on soil characteristics, drainage, actual water availability, existing infrastructure, and market conditions.
Advantages for the Lessee
• A 50-hectare area suitable for developing a commercial agricultural project.
• Access to an irrigation module (subject to verification, validity, and specific terms of use for each crop).
• Availability of electrical power.
• Easily identifiable location, referenced by a well-known regional landmark.
• Opportunity to explore various tropical and agricultural crop options.
Rental Terms
• Area: 50 hectares.
• Rental price: $20,000 MXN per hectare, per year.
• Total annual rent: $1,000,000 MXN for the 50 hectares.
• Lease term, payment methods, and other conditions are open to negotiation with the owner.
• The property is intended for agricultural producers, agribusinesses, and investors interested in developing or expanding operations in the coastal region. Payment Method: Payments using personal funds are accepted.
Documentation: Public deed, property registration record (*Folio Real*). Property tax and water utility statements are currently pending update; they will be updated and provided to the notary. This and other documentation regarding the property are available for review at our office by appointment.
Local Services:
Health and Wellness Services
• Cerro de Ortega Health Center: Provides general medical care and consultations for the local population.
• Financial Services: A *Financiera para el Bienestar* (FINABIEN) branch is located in the area, offering services for administrative procedures, remittances, and other financial needs.
Public Utilities and Infrastructure
• Potable Water and Electricity: Established basic utility services; recent improvements include the rehabilitation of the "Deep Well Two" (*Pozo Profundo Dos*) to optimize the community's water supply.
• Roadworks and Urban Services: Includes maintenance of rural roads—essential for the area’s agricultural activity—as well as recent work on cobblestone paving and waste collection.
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