Najau

Late afternoon at San Benito, kilometer 24.5 of the Progreso-Telchac highway. The gulf water takes the pale-green cast of the Costa Esmeralda and the beach opens wide at this stretch — one of the mid-corridor pockets that Yucatecan families with means chose for their coastal side of life, before the master-planned resort formats moved in. Najau sits at the intersection of two things this section of the corridor rarely combines: the family-scale resort amenity floor and the boutique tower-per-tower residence count.

The Yucatán gulf coast runs about ninety-eight kilometers along the northern peninsula. San Benito sits at km 24.5 of the Progreso-Telchac highway, roughly forty minutes from Mérida and twenty minutes east of Progreso. The zone reads residential — larger lots, low-density buildings, walking-distance beachfront — and the amenity infrastructure now developing here (Vidamar's beach club, Najau's 200-meter infinity pool, the shared coastal-town service stack) is filling in the gap between the boutique-building end of the corridor and the master-planned resort format of Yucalpetén.

Inside Najau, the architecture takes the corridor at resort-boutique scale. Eight towers of nine apartments each, arranged around a shared amenity floor with a 200-meter infinity pool, private beach club, sky lounge, kids club, soccer field, playground, and commercial services on-site. Four layouts run from Gaviota (102 m², 2 bedrooms) through PH Pelicano (159 m², 3 bedrooms). The showcased Gaviota configuration spans 102 square meters (approximately 1,098 square feet) — 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 parking spaces. High-quality finishes throughout, with the developer's 20-project track record backing the specification.

Pre-sale with delivery scheduled for 2028 — the longest horizon of the current corridor pre-sales. Pricing at $5,970,000 MXN for the Gaviota 2-bedroom, scaling to $8,190,000 MXN for the PH Pelicano 3-bedroom penthouse. Najau sits in San Benito at the intersection of two things the corridor rarely combines — the boutique-count-per-tower residence structure (9 apartments per building) and the resort-scale amenity floor (200m pool, beach club, family amenity roster). For the buyer looking at the mid-corridor pocket with resort amenities but not master-plan density, Najau is the format that fits.