El Mayor Fracaso Inmobiliario de Tijuana: Valle de Las Palmas Hoy

We travel along the Tijuana-Tecate free highway to delve into one of the most enigmatic communities on the outskirts of the city: the Valle de Las Palmas subdivision. Designed in 2009 with the promise of being the "First Sustainable City in Mexico" and housing nearly a million people, this megaproject collapsed after the bankruptcy of the major construction companies (Geo and Urbi). Today we explore its streets, from the treacherous uphill curves, past the impressive UABC university campus in the middle of the desert, to the ruins of its abandoned "Town Center." Join me to discover how the community managed to survive the neglect of the authorities and how local businesses (small shops, food stalls, taco stands, and fruit stands) became the true driving force of this valley. Less map, more street! 📌 If you enjoyed the documentary, don't forget to subscribe, give it a thumbs up, and leave a comment about which other neighborhood we should explore. #ValleDeLasPalmas #Tijuana #UrbanDocumentary #StreetStories #UABC #BajaCalifornia #RealEstateAbandonment