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Property for sale in Monterrey

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Cielo Inmuebles lists 2,273 active properties in Monterrey from 14 agencies. Houses and condos: median asking price US$403,000 (about MX$7,455,000). Land: US$448,000 (about MX$8,291,000). Asking prices, not appraisals.

Monterrey is the capital of Nuevo León and the center of northern Mexico's industry; neighboring municipalities are counted here.

Active listings2,273
Agencies14
Median house or condoUS$403,000
Median landUS$448,000

Asking prices by property type

TypeListingsMedianPricedLowestHighest
House or condo1,559US$403,000
MX$7,455,000
1,484US$69,500
MX$1,284,000
US$5,010,000
MX$92,690,000
Lot or land384US$448,000
MX$8,291,000
369US$16,000
MX$296,000
US$15,957,000
MX$295,213,000
Commercial319US$560,000
MX$10,369,000
306US$52,000
MX$959,000
US$6,819,000
MX$126,159,000
Ranch11US$498,000
MX$9,215,000
11US$189,000
MX$3,506,000
US$5,445,000
MX$100,726,000

Areas with the most listings

AreaListingsMedian house
Monterrey Centro31US$300,000 (about MX$5,549,000)
Vía Cordillera18US$560,000 (about MX$10,369,000)
Santa María17US$492,000 (about MX$9,110,000)
Terralta Residencial Country Club16—
La Banda15US$327,000 (about MX$6,056,000)
Obispado10US$364,000 (about MX$6,735,000)
Colinas de San Jerónimo9US$689,000 (about MX$12,739,000)
El Lechugal7US$293,000 (about MX$5,421,000)

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Buyer questions

How much does a house or condo cost in Monterrey?

The median asking price is US$403,000 (about MX$7,455,000), and the middle half of listings sit between US$262,000 and US$654,000. It is computed from 1,484 active priced listings; these are agency asking prices, not appraisals.

How much does land cost in Monterrey?

The median asking price for a lot is US$448,000 (about MX$8,291,000) (369 priced listings; range US$16,000 to US$15,957,000). Price depends heavily on size and on the type of title.

Which areas of Monterrey have the most listings?

The areas with the most listings are Monterrey Centro (31), Vía Cordillera (18), Santa María (17), Terralta Residencial Country Club (16).

Can a foreigner buy property in Monterrey?

Monterrey is outside the restricted zone, so a foreign buyer can generally hold title directly. A notario público still examines the title and authorizes the deed, and ejido or communal land is a different case that needs extra care. Confirm the exact location of any property you like.

What closing costs should I expect?

As a rough guide, a buyer's closing costs typically run 4% to 8% of the price (notary, acquisition tax, registration and other items). On the median house in Monterrey that would be about US$16,000 to US$32,000 (MX$298,000 to MX$596,000). If you buy through a fideicomiso, the bank quotes its set-up cost and annual fee separately. This is a typical range, not a quote; ask your notario for the itemized figures.

Where do these listings come from and how current are they?

2,273 active listings from 14 agencies, collected from the agencies' own websites and re-checked nightly. Each listing names the agency and links to the original. The newest was added on October 27, 2026.

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How these numbers are made

Prices are agencies' asking prices, converted to pesos at an indicative MX$18.50 per US$1. We exclude prices outside plausible bands for each type (rentals, errors and inflated feed values); the median and quartiles are resistant to those cases. These are not appraisals and not legal or tax advice; confirm everything with your notario público.

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