Mexico City Q&A

Housing 3d 1h ago 7 answers • Tyler M

I'm planning a family trip to Mexico City for next April with my two children, one age 3 and the other 10 months. We're looking for a neighborhood that's close to sites of interest and has good sleep quality for the kids.

I'm looking for a long-term apartment for my friend who was deported. He's been moving from one temporary place to another for two months and needs a stable place to live. We've tried searching online but it's been difficult to find something within our budget.

Housing 3d 22h ago 7 answers • Tyler M

I'm visiting Mexico City in December for a concert at the Frey Nano and I'm looking for a relatively safe area to stay, close to the venue. My friend and I don't want to walk around at night without knowing which areas to avoid. If someone could give us some advice on which area to stay in and maybe recommend a great taco spot, we'd be grateful.

Housing 6d 5h ago 4 answers • sarah

I'm trying to decide between Vista Hermosa and Interlomas for a family member's daily commute to Santa Fe. They have a single car and need to travel to Santa Fe every day. Which one would you recommend?

My partner and I are celebrating our anniversary in early November and are attending the Pokémon event. We chose Hotel Caterdral because of its high reviews and location next to the Zócalo, Templo Mayor, and Catedral Metropolitana.

Housing 2w ago 6 answers • Tyler M

My husband and I are in our 30s, visiting Mexico City for 2-3 days in February. We're interested in local businesses, music, history, and wandering around. We speak some Spanish but want to brush up. We prefer public transport, DiDi, and less is more for us.

Housing 2w ago 5 answers • Rik Meijer

I've seen a Vait AI real estate analysis that says the median price in Interlomas is about MXN $55,807 per m², and the median price for a department is around MXN $9,978,250. Does that match what you're seeing? Which areas do you recommend for renting or buying?

Housing 2w ago 3 answers • Tyler M

We're planning a trip to Mexico City at the end of the month and want to stay in a neighborhood with character, hole-in-the-wall eateries, markets, and cool architecture. We're not interested in the usual posh recommendations.

Housing 2w ago 3 answers • Tyler M

I'm visiting Mexico City every winter from the United States and I'm looking for budget-friendly hotels near Palacio de Bellas Artes, specifically in the Madero area or nearby, where I can also go out and have fun without breaking the bank.

Housing 3w ago 4 answers • Sangmin Jeong

I've been looking for a while and so far, I've noticed that listings on websites and platforms are often inflated, and if you find a good deal, good luck in not getting outbid. Facebook and local groups are full of scammers and people with a distorted view of the market. I've been recommended to walk around the neighborhood and ask people or check with the building management.

I'm visiting Mexico City with my family and looking for a central location near representative places. I found an Airbnb in Tabacalera, but the reviews have mixed opinions about the area's safety. I also considered Coyoacan or Alamos, but they are out of our budget.

My girlfriend wants to visit Mexico City again and we're looking for an affordable hotel. We're thinking of staying for a week with a budget of $10,000, which includes hotel, food, and everything else.

I'm planning to move to Mexico City and I've been looking at apartments in the north of the city, specifically in the Martín Carrera neighborhood. I've found some options for 4-5,000 pesos a month, but I'm not sure if it's enough for me to live comfortably. I have a car, but I plan to use public transportation most of the time.

I used to meet female travelers visiting Mexico City and they would stay at upscale hotels, but it's hard to connect with them now. Where do you stay when visiting?

Housing 1mo ago 4 answers • Woojin Oh

I'm struggling to find a pet-friendly apartment in Mexico City. A past roommate kept my deposit, so I want my own place. I earn 26,000 pesos a month and can pay 3 months' rent in advance. I've been looking in Santa Maria la Ribera, but demand is high.