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APARTMENT HUNTING (UNTIL COMPLETION) IN MEXICO CITY, MY NEW HOME BASE

Well, throughout the last year of living in Tijuana I have traveled to many amazing cities in Mexico, and I’m nowhere near done. Throughout my travels I’ve discovered there are a few places I’d like to explore more, and we are starting with Mexico City. I lived out the duration of my lease and Tijuana and I am in the process of making a one year in Tijuana life update video for you guys. In this video, we focus on the process of finding an apartment to rent in Mexico City’s three neighborhoods that were recommended to me by most people I asked. Hope you guys enjoy, and there is the apartment tour at the end. Support me with a one timer https://buymeacoffee.com/zorrotravels Additionally you can join my channel for $8.99 a month to support the content creation (Join button on page) 🙏🏽 Here’s an overview of Roma Norte, La Condesa, and Polanco, three of the most iconic neighborhoods in Mexico City: Roma Norte • Vibe: Artistic, bohemian, and trendy. • Highlights: Known for its eclectic mix of architecture, Roma Norte combines historic mansions with modern cafes, art galleries, and boutique shops. It’s a hub for creatives, with many expats calling it home. • Dining: Offers a diverse culinary scene, from upscale restaurants like Máximo Bistrot to hip taco joints and vegan eateries. • Nightlife: Vibrant, with speakeasies, craft cocktail bars, and trendy clubs like Departamento. • Cultural Spots: • Plaza Río de Janeiro: Famous for its statue of David and surrounded by stunning architecture. • Art galleries like Galería OMR and independent bookstores. • Walkability: Highly walkable, with tree-lined streets, parks, and a relaxed pace. La Condesa • Vibe: Chic, green, and cosmopolitan. • Highlights: Often compared to New York’s Greenwich Village, La Condesa is trendy yet serene, with its lush parks and stylish cafes. • Dining & Cafes: Home to diverse eateries, from international cuisine to classic Mexican street food. El Pescadito and La Esquina del Chilaquil are local favorites. • Parks: • Parque México: The heart of La Condesa, perfect for relaxing, jogging, or enjoying its art deco ambiance. • Parque España: Another serene spot with beautiful fountains and sculptures. • Nightlife: A mix of upscale bars and casual hangouts. Felina Bar and Wallace Whisky Bar are popular choices. • Architecture: Known for art deco buildings and charming facades. • Community: A mix of young professionals, artists, and expats. Polanco • Vibe: Upscale, luxurious, and cosmopolitan. • Highlights: Often called the “Beverly Hills of Mexico City,” Polanco is known for its high-end shopping, world-class dining, and luxury living. • Shopping: Home to Avenida Presidente Masaryk, lined with luxury boutiques like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Cartier. • Dining: Houses some of the world’s top restaurants, including Pujol and Quintonil. • Cultural Spots: • Museo Soumaya: A stunning architectural marvel housing an extensive art collection. • Museo Jumex: Known for contemporary art exhibitions. • Chapultepec Park: A short walk away, offering museums, a zoo, and tranquil spaces. • Community: Wealthy locals, diplomats, and expats. Known for its exclusivity. • Green Spaces: Beautiful parks like Parque Lincoln, perfect for a quiet escape or people-watching. • Living Standards: High-end apartments and modern office spaces dominate. Each neighborhood has a unique charm, making them must-visits depending on your interests—whether it’s art, food, nightlife, or luxury. #RomaNorte, #LaCondesa, #Polanco, #MexicoCity, #CDMX, #ApartmentHuntingCDMX, #NewInMexicoCity, #LivingInMexicoCity, #CDMXApartments, #RelocatingToMexicoCity, #FindingAHome, #MexicoCityLifestyle, #ExpatsInCDMX, #PolancoLuxury, #ParqueMexico, #ParqueLincoln, #ChapultepecPark, #FoodieCDMX, #MexicoCityEats, #LuxuryTravel, #StreetStyleCDMX, #BoutiqueShopping, #ArtDecoArchitecture, #Pujol, #RomaVibes, #CondesaVibes, #PolancoVibes, #RentingInMexicoCity, #MovingToCDMX, #HousingInMexicoCity