What everyone asks

Yes. Foreign purchases are structured through a bank fideicomiso — the standard, secure route in Mexico's restricted zone. Our team walks you through the process.

Yes. Zen Living Standard can professionally manage your property, generating income for you, under the same operating standard as the building.

No down payment is made until the construction license exists, and buyer funds are held in trust (Banca Mifel).

Your residence is delivered furnished, decorated and equipped — kitchen, appliances, lighting, and smart climate and lighting working. You arrive, and it already works.

A design-and-build standard centered on the building envelope: high-performance insulation, high-specification windows, airtightness and filtered ventilation. It translates into quiet interiors, stable temperatures, clean air and lower energy use.

Zen Park's operator: the hospitality layer (concierge, maintenance, arrival prep), building operation, and the Zen OS platform. The building is professionally operated from day one.

Zen Park holds an agreement with the Zen Equestrian Club, the equestrian and social club of Cancún's Distrito Hípico: as a resident you enter with preferred access. The exact scope is detailed to you when you formalize.

Starting prices per typology are public on this site. For unit-level availability and payment plans, request the current list or schedule a presentation.

In active sales, with the site already prepared: the access road to Av. Chac Mool is open and the lot cleared and signed (February 2026). Estimated delivery is 2029.

The Environmental Impact Statement (MIA) is authorized and in force; the land-use permit is obtained (Neighborhood Mixed-Use); CFE electrical feasibility is obtained; the soil mechanics study is complete. The cadastral certificate is obtained (folio 607699, 22 July 2026). The CAPA water feasibility is in process, and the construction license V2 (which enables vertical works) is in process.

Estimated delivery is 2029.

The base spec includes rectified porcelain flooring in social areas, terraces and bathrooms; SPC flooring in bedrooms, ideal for Cancún's humid climate; high-resistance MDF carpentry with built-in closets; a fully equipped kitchen with cooktop, hood, oven and sink; and complete bathrooms. On top of that base, every residence is delivered turnkey — furnished, decorated and equipped.

Types B, C and D: 1 space. Types A, E and F: 2 spaces. Villas and Sky Homes: ask by typology.

Unrestricted vacation rental is not allowed. Zen Living Standard offers a managed vacation-rental program that protects the building's security and calm — and your property generates income, professionally managed.

The estimated cost is $65–75 MXN per m² per month (estimate).

Official construction start is September 2026. The stages: executive design and permits (2026) → structure (2026) → general construction and finishes (through early 2029) → final delivery and amenity commissioning (2029).

No. Keystone™ Fractional is the way to acquire a specific Zen Park residence, sharing it among a limited number of families. The residence, identified by its number, is contributed to a real-estate administration trust at Banca Mifel; you join as an adherent beneficiary through an Adhesion Agreement that documents your participation in that residence. Transferable and inheritable rights. Not a timeshare, not a financial instrument.

Because each residence is shared by six families, one sixth each. Fractional describes the share; trust beneficiary rights describe what you receive: the residence is deeded to the trust, which holds title, and you receive rights over that particular residence, documented in your Adhesion Agreement. A timeshare sells catalogue weeks through a private operator; this is an identified residence, held at a supervised bank.

Yes. Your beneficiary rights are part of your estate: you can transfer them by assignment, provided for in the instrument itself, and inherit them. On assignment, the other positions have a right of first refusal; if they don't exercise it, the rights go to a qualified third party.

No. The residence is deeded to the trust, not to each participant, so nobody can demand its partition or force a sale. If one family leaves, it assigns its rights without touching the other five; the property stays whole.