13 de Enero 902, Benito Juárez, Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas, Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas 89580

Medium-sized house on a paved street with 627 square meters of land to remodel or develop, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, living and dining room, space for 1 or 2 cars, one block from Avenida Obregon, soil type HDMA 25/3 (9) / 120 The HDMA Residential code MEDIUM HIGH DENSITY 25/3 (9) / 120 corresponds to an urban zoning or land use that regulates what type of constructions and activities are allowed in a specific area. Each part of the code has a technical meaning. Lets break it down:HDMA: Medium-High Density HousingThis means that the area is primarily intended for housing, and that a medium-high population density is allowed, i.e. there may be multi-level buildings or houses in denser clusters than in low-density areas.25/3(9)/120:This type of technical notation usually refers to:25 Housing DensityThis probably means that 25 homes are allowed per 1, 000 m of land (or something similar, depending on the local regulations). It can also refer to 25 homes per hectare (10, 000 m).3(9) Number of levels (floors)This usually means that up to 3 habitable levels are allowed, and the number in parentheses, (9), indicates the maximum height in meters, i.e. 9 meters total height.120 Minimum lot area (in m)The minimum lot area allowed per home would be 120 m. This regulates how small lots can be in that zone. Practical example: If you have a 1, 000 m lot in this zone, you could: Build up to 25 homes (depending on the specific land use). Buildings up to 3 stories high, with a maximum height of 9 meters. Each individual lot must be at least 120 m.