Bloom

Bloom is a luxury condominium development on the navigation canal of Puerto Aventuras, by Roman Rivera Torres. It rises on about 7,000 m² with 70 linear meters of marina frontage, in three low-rise towers (A, B and C) totaling 32 units. Every apartment has water views, and the penthouses crown the project with a roof garden and Caribbean Sea views. It is not an open-beach property but marina-front, within one of the safest gated communities in the Riviera Maya. Layouts range from 2- and 3-bedroom apartments to penthouses with a rooftop terrace, from 138 to 211 m² of total area. Finishes aim for timeless luxury: crema-maya marble countertops in the bathrooms, Firenze porcelain on floors and terraces, light-oak carpentry, a full kitchen with a Cosmolite countertop and Teka appliances, and Fan & Coil air conditioning. Units are delivered unfurnished; a bespoke furniture package is optionally offered through Smukt Interior Design. Bloom includes 8 private boat slips —four for vessels up to 23 feet and four up to 40 feet— managed as a pool among the owners. The development's amenities are deliberately compact: a canal-view pool and a salt-water pool, a jacuzzi, a solarium, a palapa with a bar and a grill area, gardens, lounge palapas, an elevator per tower, covered private parking, storage and 24/7 security. The reason is that Bloom's maintenance fee includes the community fee: Puerto Aventuras provides a marina, a 9-hole golf course, a beach club, tennis and pickleball courts, a central park, a school, restaurants and controlled access, all minutes away by golf cart. Sales are pre-construction: Tower A is sold out, Tower B has availability with delivery scheduled for April 2027, and Tower C belongs to a later phase. Current availability starts from $639,000 USD for the 2-bedroom units, with the 3-bedroom units between $759,000 and $819,000 USD and the penthouses up to $989,000 USD. The scheme is a $20,000 USD reservation, a 30% down payment and 70% financed in monthly installments during construction. Nautilus shares the real operating figures and progress directly; we do not publish guaranteed returns. Set within the restricted coastal zone, foreign buyers acquire through a bank trust (fideicomiso) or, depending on the case, a Mexican company. The acquisition tax (ISAI) in the municipality of Solidaridad is around 4%. Nautilus coordinates due diligence, contract and construction-progress verification, the trust and a bilingual closing, from start to finish.