RIVIERA MAYA, QLD — A new property register listing all legal movements of property is now operational. Once on the site, property owners can view all transactions for a particular property and can also sign up to receive alerts about future changes.
Secretary of State Cristina Torres said the registry was developed to eliminate corruption and promote administrative simplification. She said property owners with a folio number can go online and view past transactions on the property.
Mr. Torres said the Alerta Immobiliaria website was developed by the Real Estate and Commercial Registry to provide the public with legal certainty regarding real estate assets. She said Quintana Roo's registry is still being updated and is expected to be completed in 2026.
“Within two years, all public registers, property and commercial procedures will be able to be carried out electronically, which will eradicate corruption, simplify procedures and increase legal certainty for the people of Quintana Roo.” “We aim to do that,” she said.
Regarding Alerta Immobiliaria (Real Estate Alert), Torres explained that this is a website where the rightful owner of a property can find out about movements related to the property in question through the folio number. .
She will be accessed through the email registered by the owner and/or the person proving legal interest in the property, and will receive immediate notification of any type of transfer that occurs between individuals on the relevant property (folio). I explained that it would be given to me.
In this way, registrants are alerted in real time to possible changes in the legal situation, such as precautionary notices, certificate requests, and requests for registration of legal acts.
This website serves any individual, whether an individual, a legal entity (Company) or dedicated to real estate activities (Agent). According to her, to use the website, she has to pay an annual fee, which varies according to her Mexican UMAS (Renewal Unit of Measurement), which currently costs her 1,085.70 pesos.
Torres said the benefit of Real Estate Alert is that property owners are immediately notified of any movements that occur without their knowledge or permission, without the need for regular visits to their respective offices. Masu. You can use our service from anywhere in the country.
She said Real Estate Alert allows you to pay your fees through the Tribut@net Quintana Roo site. You will need documentation to prove your ownership or connection to the property.
