Costa Loreto, Loreto

Narrative

Incredible opportunity to develop Costa Loreto just north of the city of Loreto. The remaining area of the Costa Loreto project is offered for sale as a single transaction.

This excludes the five subdivisions from the first phase, which have already been separated from the overall property and possess permits granted by the relevant government authorities. Area Subject to the Offer Original total area: 915,396.71 m2 First phase (excluded): 117,303.23 m2 Estimated remaining area for sale: 798,093.48 m2 Equivalent to: approx. 79.81 hectares The remaining area is calculated by subtracting the figures provided in the presentation.

The final area must be verified against current site plans, subdivision maps, title deeds, and cadastral documentation. What does the sale include? " The remaining area of the Costa Loreto project, offered as a single package.

" The "Marina Costa Loreto" component, identified in the presentation as the second phase (189,863.61 m2). " An area of approximately 52 hectares, identified in the presentation as "Ranchos de Loreto"--originally planned for a golf course and subsequently subject to a new subdivision proposal prepared by the seller. The administrative status of this subdivision must be verified through documentation.

" Roadways, common areas, and infrastructure spaces that are legally part of the remaining area. " Available studies, projects, and technical documentation related to the property; the transfer of any permits, concessions, or authorizations shall be subject to their respective legal frameworks and the necessary official approvals. Exclusions from the Transaction The following five subdivisions from the first phase--which have already been separated from the project and for which government permits have been granted--are excluded from the sale: " San Agustín del Mar " Villa Cimarrón " Villa del Sol " Villa Julieta " Villa Pescadores This exclusion encompasses the legally segregated land parcels corresponding to these five subdivisions, as well as the specific permits and authorizations associated with them.

Their respective surface areas, boundaries, and documentation shall be identified in the technical and legal annexes of the transaction. The existence of permits for the first phase does not imply that the permits for the remaining project are approved or transferable.