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Calculate the real cost of property in Mexico.

Estimate taxes, closing costs, purchase and sale expenses, and net yield. Start with three details and add quotes when you have them.

Start calculation

Estimate your scenario.

You only need municipality, date, and purchase price. Rental, sale, appraisal, and notary details are optional.

1

Property

Municipality, date, and price.

2

Assumptions

Rent, sale, and any costs you know.

3

Result

See estimates, quotes, and missing items.

Property details

Only municipality, date, and price are required.

Municipal estimate available

You can include a preliminary tax estimate and confirm it later with your notary.

Optional projection

Complete these fields to estimate rental and sale performance.

No RFC, CURP, precise address, or deed data required.

Your result will appear here

Complete the basic fields and select “Calculate costs.” You can add quotes now or later.

Every number keeps its context.

The tool separates what we calculate, what you enter from a quote, and what still needs professional review.

Municipal tax

We use location, date, and the applicable taxable base. If the rule is not yet available, we ask for a quote.

Closing costs

Notary fees, registry, certificates, and appraisal remain separate line items.

Rental and operations

Rent is compared with monthly expenses and predial to show gross and net yield.

Sale

Commission and VAT are shown separately. ISR remains pending until the required tax information is available.

Ley del Impuesto sobre la Renta Ley del Impuesto al Valor Agregado INEGI · UMA 2026 SRE · Artículo 27

Coverage by municipality.

Coverage continues to grow. If we do not yet calculate a location, you can complete the scenario with your notary quote.

Ciudad de MéxicoQuote required
GuadalajaraEstimate available
ZapopanQuote required
MonterreyEstimate available
San Pedro Garza GarcíaEstimate available
QuerétaroTaxable value required
MéridaQuote required
Cancún / Benito JuárezTaxable value required

Location changes the result.

These examples show only the preliminary municipal tax. Other costs depend on each transaction.

Guadalajara

$149,559

Progressive schedule

Monterrey

$150,000

3% state-law rate

Cancún

$165,000

Rate plus surcharge

Common questions.

Does this calculator replace a notary quote?+

No. The estimate helps you prepare and compare a scenario. The deed, authorized appraisal, local rights, and title status can change the result.

Why not use one percentage for closing costs?+

Because tax, notary fees, registry, appraisal, certificates, financing, and trust costs are calculated differently. You can add each quote separately.

Does it calculate seller ISR?+

Not yet. ISR requires tax facts and documents that do not fit a quick estimate. The tool marks it as pending instead of applying a generic rate.

Which municipalities are covered?+

The database enumerates INEGI municipalities and territorial demarcations. When no usable formula exists, the tool asks for a notary quote instead of inventing a state-wide percentage.

Issue 02Aureo Quarterly · 2026

Mexico Household Wealth 2026: Why Real Estate Dominates

The second edition of The Aureo Quarterly reconstructs how Mexican households store wealth, why real estate dominates their balance sheets, and how informality, monetary memory and unequal access to formal finance produced an exceptional concentration. It also examines the resulting costs in returns, liquidity, affordability and generational inequality.

32 pagesMexico dataMethods + sourcesAureo Research
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Mexico Household Wealth 2026: Why Real Estate Dominates