Olea Luxury Living

Late afternoon at Chicxulub Puerto. The small pier at the town center serves the fishing fleet and the weekend visitors, and the beach behind it opens east into the wider corridor toward Uaymitún. This is the section of Progreso's eastern extension where the fishing-town rhythm survives alongside the second-residence architecture that has filled the strip over the past two decades — quieter than Progreso proper, more amenity-dense than the mid-corridor pockets to the east.

Chicxulub Puerto sits directly east of Progreso, ten minutes along the Malecón road, and shares the coastal urban fabric that extends from the Muelle to the town's own smaller pier. The zone is best known geologically as the impact site of the asteroid that ended the Cretaceous, but on the ground reads as the quieter cousin of Progreso — same walkable urban density, less cruise-day traffic, and a beach that opens wider than the port-adjacent Malecón strip. Olea sits within the Chicxulub Puerto walkable core, steps from the pier and the restaurant strip that surrounds it.

Inside Olea, the architecture takes the corridor at tower-boutique scale — 13 apartments and 2 penthouses across a 12-level beachfront building. The showcased Layout B spans 211 square meters (approximately 2,271 square feet) — four bedrooms, four bathrooms, two parking spaces. The larger PH 2 penthouse reaches 332 square meters (approximately 3,573 square feet) with five bathrooms. Design language runs in two parallel tracks: ART (geometric, decorative-first) and RAW (organic, nature-inspired, minimalist), and buyers select which language their unit expresses. Amenity plan includes a rooftop, gym, pool, bar, kids club, BBQ area, coworking, and full business center.

Pre-sale with delivery scheduled for late 2026. Pricing at $9,000,000 MXN for the Layout B configuration, reaching $13,250,000 MXN for the PH 2 penthouse. Olea sits in Chicxulub Puerto at the intersection of two things the corridor rarely combines at this scale — a small-count beachfront tower (only 15 residences total, unusual for a 12-level building) and the walkable Chicxulub Puerto urban core steps from the pier. For the buyer looking at the Yucatán gulf coast at tower-quality architecture without the density that comes with 78-unit inventories, Olea is one of the more architecturally-considered addresses on the corridor.