Supplements: Built in 2020, Vista Cortés includes one income-producing studio, 38 one-bedroom residences and 36 two-bedroom residences. Individual units range from approximately 31.64 m² to 65.26 m². Each residence includes one bathroom, an open living area, an all-electric kitchen with modern finishes and air conditioning. Select upper-level residences have ... (Read more) Built in 2020, Vista Cortés includes one income-producing studio, 38 one-bedroom residences and 36 two-bedroom residences. Individual units range from approximately 31.64 m² to 65.26 m². Each residence includes one bathroom, an open living area, an all-electric kitchen with modern finishes and air conditioning. Select upper-level residences have Sea of Cortez views. Controlled access, perimeter fencing, on-site parking, low-maintenance desert landscaping and a substantial central open area define the community's low-rise site plan. For investors evaluating multifamily property on the East Cape, Vista Cortés offers a fundamentally different profile from raw land, presale inventory or a development still in lease-up. The asset is already built, operating and currently 100% occupied. Advance leasing commitments already represent at least 30% of capacity for 2027, providing additional evidence of current residential demand in La Ribera. That demand is closely connected to the broader growth of the East Cape. Vista Cortés is positioned minutes from Costa Palmas, home to Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmas, Amanvari, residential communities, a marina and golf. As hospitality and residential development has expanded in and around La Ribera, so has the need for housing serving administrative, professional and operational personnel working throughout the surrounding area. Vista Cortés occupies a distinct position within that market as an existing multifamily residential asset with demonstrated current demand rather than a future housing concept. The official investment model projects approximately MXN $13.52 million in Year 1 gross scheduled rent, equivalent to approximately MXN $1.13 million per month, with an initial gross yield of 6.5%. The model assumes 4.5% annual rent growth and 10% annual appreciation and projects a 15.91% IRR including appreciation over the modeled period. These figures are illustrative projections from the official investment deck and are not audited historical results or guarantees of future performance. Financial information, rent roll, contracts and supporting property documentation are available to qualified buyers subject to confidentiality and independent due diligence. The approximately 2.47-acre site also includes a large central zone that may provide additional long-term flexibility. A future owner may evaluate potential additional residential units, commercial spaces, resident amenities or operational improvements independently of the existing 76-residence operation. Any future development, expansion or alternate use remains subject to feasibility, zoning, permitting and applicable governmental approvals and should not be interpreted as an approved plan. Vista Cortés was built by South Baja Constructora, part of Grupo Gevilla, a regional organization with experience in residential, hospitality, commercial and infrastructure construction, landscaping and project management. Its portfolio includes work associated with Costa Palmas, Four Seasons La Ribera and Montage Los Cabos, providing relevant regional context for the team behind a completed multifamily property of this scale. Vista Cortés brings together the characteristics investors typically evaluate separately: a completed multifamily asset, 100% current occupancy, 75 income-producing residences, a diversified unit mix, proximity to one of the East Cape's principal hospitality and residential growth corridors, and additional site capacity that may be evaluated over time. For buyers seeking income-producing commercial real estate in La Ribera or a stabilized multifamily investment property near Costa Palmas, Vista Cortés offers an operating asset with immediate cash flow, projected rent growth and long-term appreciation potential rather than a development-stage proposition.