Mexicans Boost Miami’s Residential Market

Marcy Falcone and daughters-in-law Anna, Ashley, Jaclyn, and Lauren Munoz, at the Habitat for Humanity village.

(El Financiero) — In 2025, Mexican investors will be the third largest group of foreign buyers of real estate in the United States, according to data analyzed by Falcone Group, a firm specializing in real estate development and investment. California accounted for approximately 17 percent of transactions by Mexican groups last year, followed by states such as Arizona, Michigan, Alabama, and Arkansas. However, Florida remains one of the most active markets, particularly in cities like Miami and Orlando, where there is greater inventory and appreciation potential.

Mexico, along with Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina, is among the countries that account for more than 45% of foreign transactions in South Florida, driven by the search for financial security, capital gains, and passive income generation through rentals.

Falcone Group, which will participate in Expo Real Estate Mexico 2026, noted that after the volatility observed between 2023 and 2024, the Florida real estate market is showing signs of recovery, with projected price growth of up to 4%.