CorasolResort-community homes in Playa del Carmen
Six ways to own inside one finished resort community.
Playa del Carmen · Riviera Maya · Mexico
- 400+ ft
- Private beachfront at Costa Beach Club
- 18 holes
- Par-71 Nick Price golf course
- 6
- Residential collections
- 40 min
- From Cancún airport
Most Riviera Maya "communities" are a single building with a pool on the roof. Corasol is 236 hectares behind a gate — a private 10-acre beach club with over 400 feet of white sand, an 18-hole Nick Price championship golf course, cenote parks, orchards, restaurants, and six architecturally distinct residential collections ranging from move-in-ready golf-view condos around US$420K to beachfront penthouses north of US$2M. Crucially, it isn't a rendering: the beach club and golf course are open, and several collections are already delivered and occupied.
It's already built
The beach club, golf course and main access are open and operating. Several collections are delivered and occupied, and one has sold out entirely — a track record most Riviera Maya presales can't show you.
A private beach, not a public one
Costa Beach Club is 10 acres with more than 400 feet of private white sand, pools, spa, gym, kids club and a set of restaurants — reserved for the community.
Championship golf inside the gates
Gran Coyote is an 18-hole, par-71 course by Golf Hall of Famer Nick Price, running through lagoons and jungle, with its own clubhouse, pro shop, grill and academy.
A price point for most buyers
From two-bedroom golf-view condos around US$420K to freestanding estate villas and beachfront penthouses — one address, six very different budgets.
Designed by Mexico's best firms
Sordo Madaleno, CUAIK Arquitectos and Artigas Arquitectos each took different collections, so the community reads as a set of distinct neighbourhoods rather than one building repeated.
Rentals where you want them
The Village, Palm Villas and Punta Laguna all run vacation-rental programs with turnkey management; Costa Residences is long-term rental only. Pick the collection that matches how you'll actually use it.
Ownership at Corasol
Playa del Carmen · Master-planned resort community
- Starting price
- From $365,000 USD
Ways to own at Corasol
Each collection has its own architecture, pricing and delivery timeline — one community, one membership, one advisor.
Costa Residences & Beach Club
Beachfront condominiums and penthouses
The community's flagship: 66 residences by CUAIK Arquitectos across six towers set inside the beach club itself, the first two levels of each given over to dining and experiences. Three- to six-bedroom homes of roughly 3,369 to 9,257 sq ft with deep terraces and direct elevator access, starting on the third level so every home holds its Caribbean view. Towers 1 and 2 are complete; Tower 3 is in presale for late 2026. Price includes finishes and full Corasol membership.
From MX$36.6M (≈ US$2.1M)
Palm Villas
Golf-front estate villas
Thirty-five freestanding estate homes by Sordo Madaleno, in a cubic architecture overlooking holes 10 and 11 of Gran Coyote. Four- and five-bedroom prototypes from about 5,457 to 6,426 sq ft, each with a private pool and garden, delivered fully equipped roughly 13–15 months after the down payment. Phase 1 sold out; Phase 3 is selling now, with a vacation-rental program available.
From MX$30.5M (≈ US$1.75M)
The Village
Move-in-ready golf-view condominiums
Sordo Madaleno's resort-and-residences neighbourhood on 12 acres wrapped by golf course, lakes and jungle. Two-bedroom homes of roughly 1,008 to 2,080 sq ft with generous terraces, delivered fully equipped and ready to move into across Towers 1–5. Concierge service and more than 20 amenities — rooftop jacuzzis, sky gym, family pools, minigolf, outdoor cinema. Vacation-rental program available.
From MX$7.3M (≈ US$420K)
Punta Laguna
Presale golf-view condominiums
The newest collection: 334 two- and three-bedroom condominiums by Artigas Arquitectos in four towers on the first hole of Gran Coyote, from about 909 to 1,359 sq ft. All presale — Towers 1, 2 and 4 slated for December 2026, Tower 3 in early 2027 — with 20-plus amenities including lagoon-style pools, coworking, paddle and pickleball, kids and teens clubs, and a vacation-rental program.
From MX$6.9M (≈ US$400K)
La Escondida
Single-family golf-course homesites
Forty-six single-family lots of roughly 4,197 to 9,815 sq ft facing holes 3 and 4 of Gran Coyote. Build up to three levels plus a rooftop, on your own timeline with no construction deadline. Lots include full Corasol membership and direct golf-course access, with possession at 65% paid and community delivery slated for December 2026.
From MX$6.4M (≈ US$365K)
El Amate
Estate lots — sold out
An intimate enclave of jungle estate lots overlooking holes 15 and 18, 350 metres from the Caribbean. Completely sold out — included here because it's the clearest evidence of the demand and delivery record behind the community.
Sold out
What you're actually buying into
Corasol sits behind a sculptural gated entrance off Federal Highway 307, with a second access straight from Playa del Carmen's Fifth Avenue. Inside are white-sand beaches, lagoons and a valley of native jungle — with six residential collections placed within them rather than on top of them.
It's the work of Origina, one of Mexico's most established developers, who brought in three of the country's leading architecture firms instead of repeating one design. Sordo Madaleno took the most communal and the most private collections — The Village and Palm Villas. CUAIK Arquitectos designed the beachfront Costa Residences. Artigas Arquitectos shaped Punta Laguna.
Costa Beach Club
This is the amenity that justifies the community. Ten acres of coastline with more than 400 feet of private white-sand beach, family and adult pools, a hydrotherapy spa, gym, kids club and playroom, and water activities from kayaking to snorkelling.
Dining runs across several concepts — Mediterranean at OPULA, sushi at AMAKU, wood-fired pizza at FARETTO. Membership covers the primary holder, spouse, both sets of parents and children under 28, with guests welcome at no extra charge, and it includes The Park's tennis, paddle and pickleball courts.
Gran Coyote Golf
Eighteen holes, par 71, designed by Nick Price of the Golf Hall of Fame, threading through the community's lagoons and jungle with enough variety to stay interesting for a scratch player and enough forgiveness for a casual one.
It comes with a clubhouse, pro shop, the Coyote Grill, a snack bar and a golf academy. Golf membership brings unlimited play, unlimited practice access, VIP guest rates and member events — and four of the six collections sit directly on the course, so the fairway is the view from the terrace.
The parts people forget to mention
Beyond the beach and the fairways, Corasol is built for ordinary days. The Park collects pickleball, paddle tennis and tennis courts, a batting cage and a water park. Cenote Park preserves two natural cenote caves in a jungle setting — one designed for family use, the other pet-friendly.
Three organic orchards — landscape, edible and aromatic — host community programming around growing and cooking. There's a gourmet market, a boutique, and Downtown Corasol as the commercial village.
Delivered, not promised
This is the strongest argument for Corasol over a comparable presale. The beach club, the golf course and the main access are built and running. Costa Residences Towers 1 and 2 are complete, with Tower 3 under construction. The Village Towers 1 through 5 are delivered and move-in ready. Palm Villas Phase 1 sold out and Phase 3 is now selling. El Amate, the estate-lot collection, sold out entirely.
When a developer has already handed over keys in the same community you're buying into, the risk conversation changes shape.
Getting there
Corasol is on Highway 307 at the northern edge of Playa del Carmen: 8 minutes from Fifth Avenue's shopping and dining, 15 from Xcaret, 20 from the Cenote Chaak Tun caves, and about 50 from Tulum.
Cancún International Airport — served by direct flights from most major Canadian cities — is a straightforward 40-minute drive.
How Canadians own here
Corasol is inside Mexico's coastal restricted zone, which sounds more restrictive than it is. Foreign buyers hold title through a fideicomiso: a renewable bank trust with a Mexican bank that gives you the full rights of ownership — to use, lease, improve, sell or leave the property to your heirs.
Setup typically runs US$1,500–2,000 with an annual trustee fee around US$500, and the trust can name co-beneficiaries, which often simplifies inheritance. Budget roughly 6–7% of the purchase price for buyer-paid closing costs, plus low annual property taxes.
We coordinate the bank, the notary and the legal steps, and connect you with independent professionals for advice specific to your situation.
What's on offer
- Costa Beach Club — 10 acres with 400+ ft of private beach
- Gran Coyote Golf — 18-hole, par-71 Nick Price championship course
- Golf clubhouse, pro shop, Coyote Grill and academy
- Restaurants and bars — OPULA, AMAKU, FARETTO, Bar Arcos
- Spa with hydrotherapy circuit
- Gyms — indoor, jungle gym and sky gym
- Family, adult and children's pools
- Kids clubs and teens clubs
- The Park — tennis, paddle, pickleball, batting cage and water park
- Cenote Park — two natural cenote caves, family and pet-friendly
- Organic orchards — landscape, edible and aromatic
- Gourmet market and boutique
- Downtown Corasol commercial village
- Gated community with double security access
- Direct access from Highway 307 and Playa del Carmen's Fifth Avenue
Indicative pricing
- La Escondida — golf homesites
- From MX$6.4M (≈ US$365K)
- Punta Laguna — 2 & 3 bed presale condos
- From MX$6.9M (≈ US$400K)
- The Village — move-in-ready 2 bed condos
- From MX$7.3M (≈ US$420K)
- Palm Villas — 4 & 5 bed estate villas
- From MX$30.5M (≈ US$1.75M)
- Costa Residences — beachfront condos & penthouses
- From MX$36.6M (≈ US$2.1M)
- Buyer-paid closing costs
- Roughly 6–7% of purchase price
- Fideicomiso (bank trust)
- ≈ US$1,500–2,000 setup · ≈ US$500 per year
Direct flights to Cancún (CUN)
Approximate nonstop flight times from major Canadian and US cities — your gateway to Corasol.
Approximate direct flight times, shown for orientation; some routes are seasonal and schedules change. Cancún International Airport is served by nonstop routes from across North America.
How buying works
Developer plans are interest-free and vary by collection — commonly 30/70 (deposit at signing, balance at delivery), with 50/50, 70/30 and 90/10 offered on selected homes. Move-in-ready residences at The Village use 30/70 or 90/10; Punta Laguna Towers 1, 2 and 4 use 30/70 with Tower 3 at 30/20/50; La Escondida lots run 50/50 or 30/70 with possession at 65% paid. Homes are reserved with a MX$50,000–100,000 deposit, fully refundable within the first 15 days. Palm Villas deliver 13–15 months after the 30% down payment.
Who's behind Corasol
Corasol is developed by Origina, one of Mexico's leading developers, working with three of the country's most prominent contemporary architecture firms — Sordo Madaleno (The Village, Palm Villas), CUAIK Arquitectos (Costa Residences) and Artigas Arquitectos (Punta Laguna).
Good questions to ask.
If yours isn't here, ask a Renanza advisor directly — every conversation is no-obligation.
Can Canadians buy at Corasol?
Yes — foreign buyers purchase in the Riviera Maya every day. Because Corasol is in Mexico's coastal restricted zone, ownership is held through a fideicomiso (a renewable Mexican bank trust) or in some cases a Mexican corporation. Either gives you the full rights of ownership: use, lease, improve, sell, or pass it to your heirs.
What does the bank trust cost?
Setup typically runs about US$1,500–2,000 through the authorized Mexican bank you choose, plus an annual trustee fee around US$500. The permit goes through Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Relations, usually in about five business days. The trust can name co-beneficiaries and heirs, which often simplifies inheritance.
Which collection should I be looking at?
It depends on how you'll use it. Want it finished and rentable now? The Village. Want beachfront and the fullest membership? Costa Residences. Want a freestanding house with a pool? Palm Villas. Want the lowest entry into the community? Punta Laguna or a La Escondida lot. We narrow it with you rather than send you all six brochures.
What's included in the price?
Costa Residences includes finishes and full Corasol membership. The Village and Punta Laguna are delivered fully equipped — carpentry, appliances and so on — with furniture packages optional. Palm Villas pricing reflects the prototype built on the lot, with membership offered separately. Budget roughly 6–7% on top for buyer-paid closing costs.
Are the beach club and golf memberships included?
With Costa Residences, yes — full membership is in the price. Owners in other collections may purchase it. Under the developer's current fact sheets, Costa Beach Club membership runs US$40,000 for 10 years and Gran Coyote golf US$21,000 for 10 years plus a US$350 monthly fee. Lifetime options exist when buying directly through the developer. Tiers change, so we confirm current pricing for your situation.
Can I rent it out when I'm not there?
In most collections, yes. The Village, Palm Villas and Punta Laguna all offer vacation-rental programs with turnkey management. Costa Residences permits long-term rentals only. Tell us which you're considering and we'll prepare a realistic rental picture for that specific home.
Why are prices in Mexican pesos?
Because that's how the developer sets and contracts them. USD figures on this page are approximate, non-binding conversions for orientation only — the rate on your transaction day will be different, and every quote and contract is in the official currency.
How current is the pricing on this page?
Treat it as a guide to the shape of the community, not a quote. Availability moves constantly and only the developer's live quotation is binding. Ask us and we'll send current pricing and the real availability list.
Interested? Here's exactly how this goes.
No pressure and no obligation at any step — and nothing is binding until you've seen everything in writing and had your own lawyer read it.
Narrow it to one or two collections
Six collections is a lot to compare cold. Register below with your budget and how you plan to use the place — full time, seasonal, or rented when you're away — and we'll tell you which one or two actually fit, and why the others don't.
Talk it through with a Renanza advisor
One call, no obligation. We answer the questions a web page can't — what's genuinely available this week, how the numbers work for your situation, and whether this project is even the right fit before you spend more time on it.
Get live pricing and availability
Only the developer's current quotation is binding, and inventory moves. We pull real availability for your shortlist, in pesos with an honest conversion, plus membership and closing costs so you're looking at a complete number.
Reserve, then close through the bank trust
A MX$50,000–100,000 deposit reserves your home and is fully refundable within 15 days. From there we coordinate the fideicomiso, the notary and the developer's payment schedule, and stay on the file through to handover.
Enquire about Corasol
Tell us what you're looking for and a Renanza advisor comes back with current pricing, availability and the answers specific to your situation. Everything you need lives here or comes from a person — we don't hand out generic brochures.
Developer pricing is set in Mexican pesos (MXN); USD figures shown are indicative, non-binding conversions for reference only and contracts settle in MXN. Pricing, membership tiers, availability and delivery dates are the developer's and subject to change — only the developer's live quotation is binding. Foreign buyers own through a fideicomiso (Mexican bank trust). Closing-cost and trust-fee figures are typical estimates, not quotes. Nothing here is legal, tax or investment advice. This is not an offer to sell where prohibited by law.