Land in the La Presa district ranges between $100 and $280 per square meter, according to Leonardo Topete Sánchez, a member of the Appraisal Commission of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI) in Tijuana.
The appraiser emphasized that housing in that district is more affordable compared to other districts, such as La Mesa, and added that prices are more evenly distributed.
Topete Sánchez emphasized that supply and demand have increased in La Presa. He also noted that it was previously a neglected area of ??the city, as developments were more focused on areas near the city center.
Developers have shown interest in that district because it has services and the land price is not high, he added.
Finally, the member of the AMPI Appraisal Commission mentioned that the largest percentage of La Presa's land is used for housing developments, followed by conservation, industry, and commerce and services.