Is Residencial Cumbres a gated community?
Yes. It has 24-hour security and electronic access control, with its main gate on Blvd. Colosio and a second gate on Av. Huayacán.
How much do homes cost in Residencial Cumbres?
In September 2026, houses on public listings asked from about MXN $7.7 million (approx. USD $431,000) up to about MXN $20 million for larger homes, and many 3- and 4-bedroom homes were around MXN $8.5 to $13 million. Condos started at about MXN $5.6 million. Ask us for the current listings.
Are there lots for sale?
Lots here start at 300 m², and most were sold and built on years ago, so empty lots don’t come up often. Tell us what you need, and we’ll let you know when one does.
What are the maintenance (HOA) fees?
They vary by section and by property. We’ll confirm the exact monthly fee for any home you like before you make an offer.
Is Residencial Cumbres the same as Vía Cumbres?
No. Vía Cumbres is a newer, separate community from the same company, on Av. Huayacán. This page is about Residencial Cumbres, the original community on Blvd. Colosio. If you’d like to see homes in both, just tell us.
What’s near Residencial Cumbres?
Pabellón Cumbres shopping center is right by the entrance. The Galenia and Hospiten hospitals, Plaza Las Américas and downtown Cancún are about 10 minutes away, and the airport is about 15 to 20 minutes away. Times are approximate and without traffic.
Can foreigners buy a home in Residencial Cumbres?
Yes. Cancún is in Mexico’s restricted coastal zone, so buyers who aren’t Mexican usually buy through a bank trust called a fideicomiso. It’s a common, well-established process, and we’ll walk you through it. This is general information, not legal advice; please consult a qualified attorney or notary.
How do I get the list of homes for sale?
Fill out the form, message us on WhatsApp or call +52 984 119 9173. A local advisor will send you the homes for sale in Residencial Cumbres, with prices and photos, and answer any questions you have. It’s free.