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Los Cabos, Baja California Sur

Condo Management Software in Los Cabos

The most complete platform for managing condos in Los Cabos. Access control, fee management, and resident communication.

390,000+ inhabitants
1,000+ condominiums in the city

Condo Management in Los Cabos

Los Cabos is not one city but two, joined by the 33 kilometres of the Tourist Corridor: loud, commercial Cabo San Lucas and colonial, slower San José del Cabo. It is the most populous municipality in Baja California Sur —the 2020 census counted 351,111 residents, and the municipal planning institute reckons the municipality adds on the order of ten thousand people a year— and one of the fastest-growing in the country. What gets built here is rarely the single-family house you find in the rest of Mexico: it is marina-front towers, hotel-branded residences along the corridor and, above all, three- and four-storey buildings on the hillsides of El Tezal, the zone now absorbing most of the municipality's vertical inventory.

The buyer is not the average Mexican buyer either. A large share of the inventory sells to US and Canadian residents who, because Los Cabos sits inside the coastal restricted zone, purchase through a bank trust (fideicomiso) and occupy the unit only a few weeks a year. The rest of the time it is rented by the night or sits closed. That explains the fee levels: from around USD 150 a month in simpler El Tezal developments to 600, 800 or more in beachfront buildings with pool, gym, concierge and round-the-clock security — nearly always quoted in dollars and approved in assemblies where a good share of the owners vote by proxy.

Baja California Sur's Condominium Property Regime Act requires every condominium to hold assemblies and appoint an administrator with full legal authority to collect and represent the association, and in Los Cabos professional management is already the norm rather than the exception. The problem is not missing structure, it is operational volume and isolation: a different guest at the gate every week, a desert-and-salt climate that punishes gates, pumps and AC condensers, replacement parts that arrive from the far side of the Gulf of California, a cyclone season running June to November, and owners who expect statements with US-HOA levels of detail. Koti pulls that operation into one place: QR access control with a guard app, per-unit dues and delinquency tracking, amenity booking, package logging and announcements that reach the owner's phone wherever they are.

Condo Market in Los Cabos

Average size

15-80 units

Average monthly fee

$3,000-15,000 MXN

Security priority

High

Koti serves condos in all areas of Los Cabos with solutions adapted to their specific needs.

Management Challenges in Los Cabos

Koti is designed to solve the specific challenges of condos in this city.

Owners in another country

Most owners bought through a bank trust and spend only a few weeks a year in Los Cabos. Calling an assembly, reaching quorum and collecting dues means reaching them in another time zone and, often, in English.

A different guest every week

Vacation-rental units bring a constant churn of new visitors, cleaning crews and rotating hosts. The guard needs to know who is coming in without phoning the owner in San Diego.

High season versus the September void

From December to April amenities are saturated and operations run at the limit; in September the destination empties out, but payroll still has to be paid and dues still have to be collected.

Spare parts come from the mainland

The only land link between the peninsula and the rest of Mexico is 1,700 km of Transpeninsular highway; everything else arrives by ferry or by plane. With salt and sun eating gates, pumps and AC condensers, a breakdown that takes 48 hours to fix in Guadalajara can take weeks here, and preventive work has to be documented to justify the fee to the assembly.

High fees mean high transparency expectations

With dollar-quoted fees passing USD 800 a month along the corridor, owners expect statements, budgets and receipts at US-HOA standards.

Ready to solve these challenges?

Los Cabos has more than 1,000 condominiums, and no two are run the same way. Koti adapts to yours.

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Areas We Serve in Los Cabos

Koti has presence in the city's main residential areas.

El Tezal

The fastest-growing zone in Cabo San Lucas, on the hillsides above the corridor, where most of the municipality's three- and four-storey buildings go up, with covered parking and a shared roof terrace. This is the mid-market Los Cabos condo: local residents, remote workers and investors in the same building.

Marina y Centro de Cabo San Lucas

Towers and mixed-use developments around the marina and El Médano beach, steps from restaurants and nightlife. It has the highest guest turnover in the municipality and puts the most pressure on the gatehouse.

El Pedregal

Gated subdivision on the Pacific cliffs beside El Arco, with cobblestone streets, a 24-hour gatehouse and a private beach club. Houses, villas and lock-and-leave condo buildings sit side by side, with high fees and owners who expect hotel-grade service.

Corredor Turístico

The 33 kilometres between the two towns —Palmilla, Cabo Real, Chileno, Cabo del Sol— hold the hotel-branded residences and the beachfront condos. Fees here are quoted in dollars, and the service standard owners expect is the one set by the resort next door.

Puerto Los Cabos

Gated master-planned community around a marina in San José del Cabo, with golf courses, several residential enclaves and highly detailed internal rules on construction work, noise and vacation rentals.

Centro de San José del Cabo

The historic core around the plaza and the Art District: low-rise construction, narrow streets and small regimes — usually under thirty units — that can rarely afford a full-time administrator and end up run by two or three neighbours.

Club Campestre San José

Gated golf community in the hills of San José del Cabo, where each condo enclave runs its own budget on top of what it contributes to the wider development. The administrator ends up reconciling two levels of dues.

Colonia del Sol y Mesa Colorada

Working Los Cabos: the dense colonias north of the Cabo San Lucas tourist strip, with walk-up complexes and apartment blocks —many of them under condominium regimes— housing much of the hotel and service workforce. Modest fees and no room for late payments.

Is your neighborhood not listed? Koti works in any area of Los Cabos.

Frequently Asked Questions about Koti in Los Cabos

We answer your questions about using Koti to manage condos in your city.

Yes. The app is available in Spanish and English, and every owner can see their unit balance, payment receipts, management announcements and amenity bookings from their phone, whatever country they are in. It is the most practical way to keep an owner informed when they only visit a few weeks a year.
The owner or their rental manager generates a QR pass with a set validity window, and the guest shows it at the gate. It is built for the flight that lands at SJD at midnight: the guard scans the pass, sees which unit the guest is going to and logs the time, without waking anyone up to confirm it. The guard app needs an internet connection, so make sure the gatehouse has Wi-Fi or data before you go live.
The fee currency is set in the community's finance configuration, so the amount the assembly approves is the amount charged to each unit, and Koti tracks balances, late fees and the delinquency report from there. Online payments by card, SPEI and OXXO are available as a paid add-on; if an owner settles by international wire, the manager records the payment and the statement updates the same way.
Yes. Management announcements arrive as push notifications to every resident and owner, including those out of the country, and the community protocol can live in the condominium document library. Since Odile in 2014, many Los Cabos administrations treat pre- and post-storm communication as part of the service.
No. Koti has no scheduling, attendance or performance-review module. What is recorded is gatehouse activity: which guard scanned each entry and at what time, which gives management a digital log of what happened on every shift.
Pricing is $19 MXN plus VAT per unit per month, with a minimum fee for condos under 40 units and a discount for annual billing. A management company can run several condominiums between Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo from the same account. The trial is free for 14 days and we do not ask for a credit card.

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