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Our services
Property management
Our property management service in the Riviera Maya, including Playa del Carmen, Akumal and Tulum, frees you from the daily hassle of managing your property. We take care of everything: finding reliable tenants, general maintenance, managing payments and administration, as well as taking care of fumigation and renovations if necessary. With our local expertise, you benefit from complete and worry-free management, so that your real estate investment is profitable and peaceful. Simplify your life with our personalized and professional property management services!
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Furniture & Design
Because a well-furnished condo is the key to a successful rental, we offer a complete, partial, or custom furnishing service. From purchase to installation, we coordinate every step to transform your property into a functional, aesthetically pleasing, and ready-to-move-in space.
Thanks to our local expertise and attention to detail, you benefit from an optimized layout, adapted to the expectations of travelers or long-term tenants. A turnkey service, designed to maximize the value of your investment, even remotely.
About
SALEA is, above all, a story of family, passion for real estate and life abroad.
Founded by Amélie Gauthier and Sébastien Nuckle, a Quebec couple living in Mexico, SALEA was born from the desire to offer owners a personalized, human, and trustworthy property management service. Whether for short- or long-term rentals, complete property management, or turnkey furnishing, our goal is simple: to simplify your life while maximizing the value and profitability of your property.
With a presence on the ground in Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Puerto Morelos, we support expat owners and investors remotely with complete transparency. We treat each property as if it were our own, with professionalism, rigor... and a touch of human warmth.
The name SALEA represents our family (Sébastien, Amélie, Léa and Alicia), but also our values: reliability, kindness and attention to detail.
And in Spanish, “salea” is also a nod to the iguana, discreet but very present in the region — a local symbol that we adopt with pride.
