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- Polanco. Polanco is an upscale neighborhood in the Miguel Hidalgo borough of Mexico City that is sometimes described as the Beverly Hills of Mexico. Avenida Presidente Masaryk is a famous, high-end shopping street in Polanco.
- Condesa. La Condesa or Condesa is south of La Zona Rosa. Parque Mexico (pictured above) is a beautiful park in La Condesa. "La Condesa is sort of like the Soho version, filled with actors and monied young folks," remarked one expat.
- Pedregal. Jardines del Pedregal is an affluent area in southern Mexico City. "Jardines del Pedregal (aka Pedregal) is perhaps 90% very nice large single family homes.
- Santa Fe. Santa Fe district is very modern and filled with skyscrapers, restaurants, businesses and upscale stores. It's located on the western side of Mexico City.
Photo: Bea Carcamo /Shutterstock. Xochimilco — This neighborhood is what Mexico City must have looked like centuries ago when it was still Tenochtitlán, the capital of the Aztec empire and a city of waterways. Xochimilco can be toured by traditional, colorful boats called trajineras. Among the canals, you’ll be able to see chinampas ...
Sep 12, 2023 · Roma Norte: The Trendy Hub. Condesa: Green Oasis in the City. Polanco: Luxury Living. Family-Friendly Choices: Ideal Neighborhoods for Expats with Kids. Coyoacán: Rich in Culture and History. San Angel: Quaint and Charming. Work-Life Balance: Neighborhoods for Professionals. Santa Fe: The Business District.
- Roma – The Trendy Yet Affordable Neighborhood. For expats who appreciate art, music, and all things creative, Roma is the place to be. With its abundance of art galleries, theaters, independent cinemas, and cultural centers, there’s never a shortage of cultural experiences to indulge in.
- Condesa – The Neighborhood for the Artist in You. Condesa exudes a bohemian and trendy vibe that attracts expats seeking a vibrant and artistic lifestyle.
- Polanco – The Beverly Hills of Mexico City. Renowned for its upscale ambiance, Polanco is the perfect destination for expats seeking a luxurious lifestyle.
- Coyoacan – The Bohemian and Historic Neighborhood. As the birthplace of the iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, the neighborhood is steeped in artistic legacy.
- Juarez, San Rafael & Navarte
- Polanco
- El Centro
These three neighborhoods are to the direct north and south of Roma and Condesa and have seen a huge increase in popularity in the past few years. As rents rise, expats have started turning to these barrios for cheaper apartments without sacrificing the central location. A bonus of living in these less gentrified neighborhoods is that the variety o...
Polanco is an upmarket neighborhood known for its high-end eateries and classy cocktail bars. The neighborhood is widely thought to be one of the city's safest which makes it a popular choice for families. It's also home to some of the city's best galleries and museums, including the incredible National Museum of Anthropology. Polanco also borders ...
Centro, or downtown Mexico City, has a reputation for being a dirty, dangerous, and undesirable place for expats to live. However, there are some significant perks to picking the city center as your home. Everything you need is within walking distance, and there are fantastic transport links for getting to other parts of the city. Rents are also mu...
Mar 27, 2024 · March 27, 2024. Condesa is one of my favorite areas in Mexico City to stay. When most people think of Mexico City they probably think of noisy chaotic streets full of people. But Condesa is entirely different. It is full of quiet tree-lined streets and nice cafes and restaurants.
Mar 26, 2024 · 9. Cabo San Lucas – the cape at the land’s end. A resort city at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula known as Cabo is a top-class tourist destination and a popular retirement location for expats. Cabo San Lucas, one of the most popular resort towns in Mexico and a favorite location for expats.
