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Coyote Towers: Boutique Condo Investment in Downtown Cabo San Lucas

Coyote Towers is one of downtown Cabo San Lucas's most compact boutique condo communities — just 16 units tucked near the foothills of Pedregal, about a five-minute walk from the marina. With prices starting under $300,000 and a rooftop designed for entertaining, it punches well above its size for investors eyeing the Airbnb market.

What Is Coyote Towers and What Does It Include?

Coyote Towers is a boutique condo development in downtown Cabo San Lucas with only 16 units total — 8 one-bedroom units and 8 two-bedroom units. That small scale is intentional: fewer neighbors, a tighter community feel, and simpler management if you're renting it out.

Every owner shares access to a rooftop that's genuinely well-outfitted: a hot tub, barbecue area, gym, lounge space, and two half-baths up top. City views come standard. Ocean views do not — this is something to be upfront about with buyers who are expecting Pacific sightlines.

Parking is allocated to the two-bedroom units only — 8 garage spots for the 8 two-bedrooms. One-bedroom buyers do not receive a dedicated garage spot, which is worth factoring into your decision if you plan to drive regularly or rent to longer-term tenants who need a car.

What Are the Prices at Coyote Towers?

One-bedroom units start at $299,000. Two-bedroom units start at $350,000. Second-floor two-bedroom units are priced at $405,000.

For downtown Cabo, these are competitive entry points — especially given the rooftop amenities and the proximity to the marina corridor.

Why Does Location Make Coyote Towers Interesting for Investors?

The location is the real story here. Coyote Towers sits at the foothills of Pedregal — the same hillside that anchors one of Cabo's most prestigious enclaves — but at a fraction of Pedregal's price point. From the front door, the restaurant Romeo and Julieta is about a 2.5-minute walk. The marina, with the Tesoro Hotel and the Pavilion right on the waterfront, is roughly a five-minute walk.

That walkability is exactly what drives Airbnb performance in Cabo San Lucas. Guests want to roll out of bed and be at the marina, at restaurants, at the nightlife, without needing a car or a taxi. Coyote Towers delivers that, which is why Brent sees real short-term rental potential here for the right buyer.

Are there any HOA restrictions on short-term rentals like Airbnb at Coyote Towers? Nope all good! This is critical for any investor buyer and should be confirmed before recommending the property for that use case.

Who Is Coyote Towers Right For?

This development is best suited for buyers looking for an investment property in a proven downtown location without a $600K+ price tag. The one-bedroom units especially make sense as Airbnb plays — lower acquisition cost, lower HOA exposure, and the kind of central location that keeps occupancy strong.

If you want ocean views, a resort-style pool, or a garage with a one-bedroom, this isn't your spot. But if you want walkable downtown Cabo, a rooftop community amenity, and a boutique building that won't get lost in a sea of identical towers, Coyote Towers deserves a serious look.

Frequently asked questions

How much do condos at Coyote Towers cost?
One-bedroom units start at $299,000. Two-bedroom units start at $350,000, with second-floor two-bedrooms priced at $405,000.
Does Coyote Towers have ocean views?
No. Coyote Towers offers city views from its units and rooftop. It does not have ocean views.
Is Coyote Towers good for Airbnb or short-term rentals?
The location — about a five-minute walk from the marina and 2.5 minutes from Romeo and Julieta restaurant — makes it a strong candidate for short-term rentals.
How many units are in Coyote Towers?
There are 16 units total: 8 one-bedroom units and 8 two-bedroom units.
Does Coyote Towers include parking?
Two-bedroom units each come with a garage spot. One-bedroom units do not include dedicated parking.
What amenities does Coyote Towers have?
The rooftop includes a hot tub, barbecue area, gym, lounge space, and two half-baths — shared by all residents.

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