Community guide
Zaragoza
Colonia Zaragoza is a neighbourhood of Loreto, Baja California Sur, on the Sea of Cortez side of town, a short walk from the malecón and downtown. The MLS lists it as Zaragoza. Homes, lots and a small hotel in Colonia Zaragoza. Prices and counts on this guide are from the Flexmls BCS MLS, pulled 8 […]
4Active listings
$564,500 USDMedian active price
$1,490,000 USDHighest price
Loreto town, Sea of Cortez side, near the malecónLocation
ZaragozaMLS community
Homes, lots, beachfront land, small hotelProduct
5 (Flexmls, 8 Nov 2026)Active listings
US$378,000 to US$1,490,000 (Flexmls, 8 Nov 2026)Asking price range
US$469,000 (Flexmls, 8 Nov 2026)Median asking price
NoneHOA
Area story
Setting and character
Colonia Zaragoza is a neighbourhood of Loreto, Baja California Sur, on the Sea of Cortez side of town, a short walk from the malecón and downtown. The MLS lists it as Zaragoza.
Homes, lots and a small hotel in Colonia Zaragoza. Prices and counts on this guide are from the Flexmls BCS MLS, pulled 8 November 2026.
See the current listings on the Zaragoza community page.
Location & access
Distances and setting
Colonia Zaragoza is a neighbourhood of Loreto, Baja California Sur, on the Sea of Cortez side of town, a short walk from the malecón and downtown. The MLS lists it as Zaragoza.
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Amenities and lifestyle
Town living: the beach, the malecón, restaurants and shops of downtown Loreto are within walking distance (listings). Listings note island views and the Sierra de la Giganta behind town, and easy access to Loreto International Airport.
Property context
Homes and price considerations
Village homes, building lots, a beachfront land parcel and a small hotel.
MLS market snapshot (Flexmls BCS MLS, pulled 8 November 2026):
- Active: 5 listings, US$378,000 to US$1,490,000; median asking US$469,000.
- Homes: 3-bed, 3.5-bath with pool and rooftop terrace, steps from the water, US$469,000; 1-bed on a 1,043 m² corner lot with an air-conditioned 3-car shop, US$449,000.
- Land: lot steps from the beach, US$378,000; titled 7.4-acre (30,081 m²) parcel with 169 m of Sea of Cortez frontage, US$1,490,000.
- Commercial: Hotel 3 Iguanas, 8 rooms with kitchens plus 2 rooms in shell, US$680,000.
- Pending: 1 home at US$399,000.
- Closed: lot US$55,500 (Aug 2025); lot US$48,500 (Aug 2020).
Ownership planning
HOA and recurring costs
No HOA. Owners pay property tax (predial) and utilities. Several homes use water storage tanks and filtration (listings). Check title and permits with your lawyer and closing company before making an offer.
Community fit
Who this setting may suit
Who it suits:
- Buyers who want to live in town near the beach and walk to the malecón.
- Investors looking at small rental or hotel projects.
Who it does not suit:
- Buyers who want a gated community with golf and amenities. See Loreto Bay or Danzante Bay.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Where is Zaragoza in Loreto?
Colonia Zaragoza is a neighbourhood of Loreto, Baja California Sur, on the Sea of Cortez side of town, a short walk from the malecón and downtown. The MLS lists it as Zaragoza.
What is for sale in Zaragoza?
As of 8 November 2026 (Flexmls), 5 properties are listed, from US$378,000 to US$1,490,000 (median US$469,000): a 3-bed home with pool steps from the water at US$469,000, a 1-bed home on a 1,043 m² corner lot with a 3-car shop at US$449,000, a lot steps from the beach at US$378,000, the 8-room Hotel 3 Iguanas at US$680,000, and a titled 7.4-acre beachfront parcel with 169 m of frontage at US$1,490,000. One more home (US$399,000) is Pending.
What have properties sold for in Zaragoza?
The MLS records few sales here: a lot close to the beach sold at US$55,500 in August 2025, and a lot on Calle Antonio Mijares at US$48,500 in August 2020. Asking prices today are much higher, so ask for comparable sales before making an offer.
Is there an HOA in Zaragoza?
No. Zaragoza is a town neighbourhood, not a gated community, so there are no HOA dues on the current listings. Owners pay property tax (predial) and their own utilities.
