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Where Mexico City lives: a property guide

Where people buy in Mexico City, from Polanco and Lomas de Chapultepec to Condesa, Roma, San Ángel and Santa Fe, and how buying works for foreigners. We never publish prices or yields.

Where people live

  1. The back story

    Buying in Mexico City: Polanco, Lomas and the notary

    Mexico City·In depth

    Apartments in Polanco and Condesa, houses behind walls in Lomas and San Ángel, towers in Santa Fe: where people buy in Mexico City, and how a foreign buyer completes a sale before a notary.

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  2. Where people live

    Polanco

    Polanco·Neighbourhood

    Apartments near Masaryk and the parks.

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  3. Where people live

    Lomas de Chapultepec

    Lomas de Chapultepec·Neighbourhood

    Houses behind walls in the hills.

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  4. Where people live

    Condesa and Roma

    Condesa·Neighbourhood

    Art Deco and Belle Époque apartments.

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  5. Where people live

    Juárez and Reforma

    Juárez·Neighbourhood

    Towers on Reforma, old houses behind.

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  6. Where people live

    San Ángel and Coyoacán

    San Ángel·Neighbourhood

    Houses with gardens in the south.

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  7. Where people live

    Santa Fe

    Santa Fe·Neighbourhood

    Towers by the business district.

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