S/n Blvd. Fco. Medina Ascencio L-20 Due Shopping, Puerto Vallarta, JALISCO

US $214,600

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448 ft2

(Property Size)

448 ft2

(Lot Size)

About S/n Blvd. Fco. Medina Ascencio L-20 Due Shopping

DUE Shopping offers 32 commercial spaces within DUE Capital del PacAfico, a contemporary mixed-use development in one of Puerto Vallarta's most strategic locations, across from Puerto MAgico and near the Hotel Zone. Designed for a variety of business concepts, from boutiques and cafA(c)s to restaurants or professional services, the project features modern architecture, strong visibility, pedestrian access, parking, green areas, and steady potential traffic from residents, visitors, tourists, yachts, and cruise activity. A strong opportunity for businesses seeking presence in a growing, high-exposure area of Puerto Vallarta.

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Features of S/n Blvd. Fco. Medina Ascencio L-20 Due Shopping

MLS® # 44648
USD US $214,600
CAD CA $305,635
Mexican Pesos MX $3,899,990
Construction Property Size 448 ft2
Lot Size 448 ft2
Year Built 2026
Type Commercial
Status Active
Price/Square Foot US $479
*List Price MXN MX $3,862,800

Community Information

Address S/n Blvd. Fco. Medina Ascencio L-20 Due Shopping
Zone Puerto Vallarta
Area Hotel Zone
Community Gran Venetian - Icon Area
State JALISCO

Unit Amenities

Unit # L-20

Common Amenities

Is Waterfront No

Additional Information

Date Listed August 14th, 2026
Days on Market 143
Property Name DUE Shopping
Pre-Construction Yes
Days on Market 55

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Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial

DUE Shopping is a city view commercial property listed at $214,600 USD ($3,862,800 MXN) in Hotel Zone, Puerto Vallarta. This 448 sq ft property is currently available.

Yes, foreigners can own DUE Shopping through a bank trust (fideicomiso), which provides full ownership rights for 50 years, renewable indefinitely.

Financing options may include seller financing, cross-border loans, or self-directed IRA purchases. Most commercial transactions in Mexico are cash.