Torre Mitos (Casa Mitos) · Vía Montejo, Mérida
The tower shaped like a wave, at the end of Mérida’s most famous avenue.
140 residences by Arditti + RDT with interiors by Sofía Aspe, inside Vía Montejo: 2.4 hectares of park and lake, The Harbor, the financial district and the U.S. Consulate at your door. Get the brochure with prices and all 9 floor plans, or ask an agent which units are still open.
Pre-sale, 1 phase only, delivery Q4 2028. Only 6 three-bedroom residences exist.
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- Current pre-sale prices by unit type and floor
- All 9 floor plans: loft, 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms, Flex and lock-off
- The 10 / 10 / 80 payment plan and MX$50,000 reservation
- Which units face the park, the lake, The Harbor or the consulate
- The amenity list and the developer’s rent estimates
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Where Paseo de Montejo ends, Vía Montejo begins.
Mérida’s grand avenue runs north until it becomes Vía Montejo, named the best mixed-use building in Mexico at the 2019 America Property Awards: residences, corporate towers, The Harbor Lifestyle Mall, the U.S. Consulate and a park with its own lake.
Torre Mitos stands inside that plan, at Prolongación Paseo de Montejo and Calle 60 on the Periférico Norte. Walk to The Harbor for dinner, to the financial district for a meeting, to the lake with the dog. Drive 8 minutes to the Siglo XXI convention center, 10 to the Yucatán Country Club golf course, 22 to the beach at Progreso, 28 to the historic center down the avenue itself, 35 to the international airport.
That is why the address holds value while the tower is being built.
9 floor plans. Every one delivered ready.
Each residence comes with a fitted kitchen with gas cooktop and hood, dressed closets, a laundry closet and VRF inverter air-conditioning already installed. Quartzite counters, tempered-glass windows in aluminium frames, natural tones chosen by Sofía Aspe. No upgrade packages, because there is nothing left to upgrade.
Loft & 1 Bedroom · 34 to 59 m²
A 34 m² loft for the executive week, or a 58 m² 1-bedroom with walk-in closet and a real living room. 46 of the 140 units, and the first to go to renters.
2 Bedrooms · 76 to 111 m²
5 different 2-bedroom plans, including a lock-off that closes 1 bedroom into an independent rental and a 111 m² Flex with a spare room for an office or guests. 2 parking spaces each.
3 Bedrooms · 136 m²
2.5 baths, walk-in closet, the widest terraces in the tower. Only 6 were drawn. If you want 1, this is the plan to ask about first.
Designed to look like the sea from the outside
Arditti + RDT shaped the façade as a series of waves, so the balconies curve and step and never stack in a straight line. From the park you’ll pick the building out instantly. Inside, tall windows run across the front of every plan and the light does the decorating.
The tower faces all 4 directions: park and lake to one side, The Harbor and the consulate to the other. Every plan in the brochure is marked with its view.
A rooftop pool. A sky lounge. A padel court. Every day.
Biometric pedestrian access, controlled vehicle access, CCTV, package reception, covered parking, backup generator.
140 people will own the tower on the avenue. Everyone else will drive past it.
1 tower, sold in 1 phase. There is no phase 2 behind it and no second building to block the view.
An address that says something
Paseo de Montejo is the street Mérida has measured itself against since 1888. Living where it ends, in a tower by the architects of the Museo de Memoria y Tolerancia, is a sentence you don’t have to finish.
Built for how you actually live
Padel at 7, the work station at 9, lunch at The Harbor, the rooftop pool at 6, the sky lounge after dark. 1,450 m² of amenities, a concierge at the door, and 2.4 hectares of park you never mow.
A home that can earn its keep
Delivered with kitchen, closets and air-conditioning, next to a financial district and a consulate. The developer’s own estimates run MX$27,000 to MX$45,000 a month on long-term leases, or MX$1,200 to MX$4,000 a night on vacation stays.
Pre-sale prices are set today. Delivery is the last quarter of 2028. The difference between the two is yours.
What happens next.
Brochure lands in your inbox
Prices, all 9 plans with their views, the payment schedule to delivery, the amenity map.
1 agent, 1 conversation
An agent messages you, asks what you’re looking for, and sends live availability by floor and view.
Reserve with MX$50,000
Pick your unit, place the reservation, then 10% down, 10% deferred and 80% at delivery. Other schedules can be negotiated.
See the site before you decide.
Stand in Vía Montejo where the tower is rising, look across the lake to The Harbor, and walk the park you’d be living on. An agent can meet you there or take you through the plans and finishes on a video call.
Book a visit on WhatsAppQuestions, answered.
How much do Torre Mitos apartments cost?
Prices depend on the plan, floor and view, and rise as floors sell. The brochure carries the current pre-sale list; an agent confirms live pricing for the units you’re interested in. All contracts are in Mexican pesos; you can pay in U.S. dollars at the Banco de México rate on the day of transfer.
What’s the payment plan?
MX$50,000 to reserve, then 10% down, 10% deferred during construction and 80% at delivery. A different schedule can be negotiated case by case, and there are discounts for buying more than 1 unit.
When is it delivered?
The last quarter of 2028, complete, in a single phase. Funds are held in a trust created exclusively for this project, and your purchase is backed by a promise-of-sale contract with that trust.
Can foreigners buy?
Yes. Foreign buyers purchase through a bank trust arranged as part of the process; you’ll need a valid ID, tax ID, proof of address, a bank statement and your immigration form, each less than 3 months old.
Can I rent it out?
Yes. The developer estimates MX$27,000 a month for a 1-bedroom, MX$37,000 for a 2-bedroom and MX$45,000 for a 3-bedroom on long-term leases, or MX$1,200 to MX$4,000 a night on vacation stays, depending on furnishing and view.
What comes with the apartment?
Fitted kitchen with gas cooktop and hood (some plans include an oven), water heater, VRF inverter air-conditioning, dressed closets, laundry closet with gas for a dryer. 1 parking space for 1-bedrooms, 2 for 2- and 3-bedrooms. Some units include a storage room.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes. There is a pet park in the tower and open areas for pets under the building rules.
What will maintenance cost?
The developer projects MX$45 to MX$50 per m² per month, set once the building is operating.
Which units are still available?
Availability changes as floors release. The fastest way to know is WhatsApp: an agent will reply with the current inventory by floor and view.
The lake-view floors go first. See what’s still open.
Get the Torre Mitos brochure with prices, all 9 floor plans and the payment schedule, or message an agent on WhatsApp and get today’s availability.