We relocated to Morelia, Michoacan two years ago. My wife is Mexican and I'm from Reno, Nevada. The culture, the people, the architecture, and of course the food, are all amazing. My wife has family in both Mexico City and here in Morelia. Medical care is great, and affordable. It is true that power bills are lower as well. I've NEVER felt threatened, or have been victimized by any crime in Mexico. I know it happens, but we haven't seen any. It has proven to be the best move I've ever made! VIVA MEXICO 🇲🇽
You sound like my niece roommate's family. My niece who works for GE in QRO's. Her roommate and her family are from Vegas too. They moved to MX, don't remembered what part though.
@@dreamlifeinMexico Hola from Queretaro, Mexico INVADERS would never get here, but USA wants them here to eliminate you, more than you are eliminating each other. I gave suggestions. A word to the wise is sufficient. GET OUT. MOVE TO MEXICO. SENDING WARMTH FROM QUERETARO. Happy I moved to Queretaro in 2021 at 79 for 70% less expensive and safer. PRAYERS sent to my 1942 birth city CHICAGO from Queretaro since 2021. I know that cold weather big time. Thank God for the safety and warmth of this city. RIP. DO NOT ALLOW THE INVADERS TO DESTROY YOU. I was born in 1942 in Chicago Southside Oak Park, Loop Chicago, and Waukegan, and in 2021 Queretaro, Mexico. Over 61 years visiting and living in Mexico, and mainly Acapulco. INVADERS will be in the military, police, security, and all living expenses to eliminate you know who.
Roddy and Landy I enjoyed your video today. I have friends who live in Queretaro. They are also from Texas. They absolutely love Queretaro and have been there 3 years. Thanks for sharing your video.
Great job guys. I am here now for a month looking around and agree with everything you have presented. My biggest regret is not speaking better Spanish. That would definitely increase enjoyment of the city.
Yes, Queretaro is not known for it’s fluency in English, but you do find some locals who can speak very well, but knowing Spanish definitely can increase your enjoyment? Are you looking to stay long term?
Just saw your video. I've been to Queretaro many times for business and have stayed in the Centro area, mostly because it was an easy commute to visit clients and partners. I really liked your video as it was more family oriented. I am trying to convince my wife to consider Queretaro or San Miguel de Allende. One thing I like about Queretaro is there is more to do. I subscribed to your channel based on this one video. Thank you for this production. It made me want to be there now as winter is coming/here where I live in the Northeast.
Yeah Qro is a city vs San miguel is a town. We also did a comparison video between this 2 places. Thanks for your subscribing. The winter in the central Mexico is nice, colder mornings and nights but during the day it warms up. 🌹
I've been in Merida 3 years now and preparing to relocate to Queretero. I'm looking forward to a different climate, a nice break from the sweltering extreme heat & humidity.
Yeah we heard its very hot there... Maybe for a short winter time visit,but not for a long stay. Welcome to Queretaro! You gonna love the weather here!
Thank you for all the info! I am a dual citizen (MX & US). My husband is Dominican & our children have all 3 citizenships. We are ready to leave TX and want to move to MX. I saw a quick image about there being 15 international schools in your video. Have you noticed if the schools have teachers whose native language is English or are they bilingual MX teachers? I have 12 years of experience teaching in international schools (IB). We would be immigrating so we would be living off of our Mexican salaries and I would need to be employed by an accredited international school to get paid well and ensure my own kiddos attend an accredited school. TIA! Gonna check out your other vids.
Hello ! We move to Mexico City last November from houston Tx . We are so happy ! The weather is beautiful and we are planing move to Queretaro next year , have a beautiful day 😘and I hope to see you there .
Thank you so much for making this video. You seem like such a nice family and I wish you all the best in your new home & Country. I currently live in Houston and hope to retire in Mexico soon!
@@dreamlifeinMexico Oh wow! Well as you already know, you'll be coming home when the weather is SO MUCH BETTER. I haven't decided on where to retire/relocate - so I am doing exploratory trips as much as I can afford to do. My dream location would be SMA (heading there in Dec) or Queretaro, or Oaxaca. I love the beach and as you explained in your video - I can always visit the beach when I want to, and avoid all the heat and humidity which I do not love. Have a safe and enjoyable trip home!!!
Hello we are from Riverside CA and thinking to move to Querétaro why because we have gone to Queretaro like 4 times and I fell in love and there people quiet and I felt safe and then I knew this is the place we want to retire because you can’t live in Ca no more not safe everything so expensive and I work from home or anywhere in the world and my husband travels for work so I’m ready to move we saw new homes for sale and we love the community it’s beautiful.
Hello you two! I've been watching both of your channels just to get more foreign perspectives of Central Mexican cities. My mother grew up not too far from Querétaro and the last time I was there was in 2005. I plan to travel to San Luis Potosí and either Guanajuato or Querétaro next summer as a little summer escape. I know how hellish summers can be in Texas because I live right outside of Houston. I hope to maybe meet you both one day either in Houston or down in Querétaro. I just love that region in Mexico not just because of the weather, but because of the culture and history. I like that vibe much, much better than any touristy beach destination in Mexico. I mean, they are nice too, but I like them more as a quick weekend getaway. You guys made a good choice with Querétaro.
Thanks for the comment. Yes we definitely agree the coastal areas are great to visit. We constantly see people in those areas looking to move away because of the heat and humidity. 😅we’re very happy and love the central Mexico vibe.
I think driving to different locations is a good start. I would just have an idea of what you like and what’s important to you. For us it was climate and safety. We’re very happy in Queretaro!😃
That may take some time to get some proper research done, but we'll definitely look into it. Especially since our little one will soon be at that age. Are you here in Querétaro or planning to move here?
@@dreamlifeinMexico i am also interested in your input on schooling. I am planning to retire next year, and have a middle schooler and 2 college students.
Great video and advice guys. We have kids and your points and choosing Queretaro over other cities , totally make sense. All the best. We might see you there one day.
Great video. My family and I are considering moving to Queretaro as well. Just wondering, which internet service provider (WiFi) do you guys recommend for a house in Queretaro? What about cell phone company?
We used a company called IKS because we had no choice. When we bought our home in Zakia it was the only way to get internet. Overall though it was reliable enough. They now have Quattrocom out there as well
Thanks for the video. Subscribed. In this video, you talked about surrounding areas with wineries. I would like to live near a bigger city like Queretaro but not right in it. Is it possible to buy a house near Queretaro with a little land to plant fruit trees, etc?
We are either moving to San Cristobal de las Casas, or Queretero. Our first choice is San Cris but our daughter has a house we can rent , almost free, a little north of Juriquila so…..we’ll see !
Excellent video, very informative. My only beef: why do you dress like Texans at the fair? I’ve lived here in Mexico for 9 years and am careful to take cues from the locals-only young kids wear shorts everywhere. It’s a matter of cultural respect. But your enthusiasm is lovely.
Lol, thank you for the compliment, but on a serious note, (Light-hearted retort) I'm a Texan through and through and I'll dress how I feel comfortable, just like I wouldn't expect anybody to change who they are for me. Plus, we've all seen Mexican men wearing shorts around, but definitely not as much as back home for sure. thanks for your viewership and support ☺️
Yes that’s exactly the American mentality: my rights as an individual above everyone else. And see where that’s gotten us. But of course it’s your choice: I’m only pointing out that stereotypes get reinforced, and may lead to problems when trying to assimilate into a foreign country. I’m so careful not to perpetuate the Ugly American trope for people who welcome us so lovingly. Their cultural focus is on the community as a whole and that’s why I love living here.
@@Mary-st5ls so I’m an “ugly American” because I wear shorts because no Mexican’s wear shorts, right? Do you call foreigners who live in the US who keep their customs “ugly foreigners?”
Wow. I guess your willingness to escalate with antagonism is my underlying point, it’s called hegemony: nothing to do with shorts. When I arrived a friend told me: Mx women never wear shorts (and I was actually referring to your wife’s wearing them) and I bristled, but over the years I’m so much more aware of causing offense inadvertently. Good luck with your move.
@@Mary-st5ls our move has been great and we’ve been very welcomed, and it doesn’t matter who you were talking about you never answered the question. Also, my wife is Chinese, why did you assume she was American? 🤔 but you’re right, we’re done here.
Have you made the videos on neighborhoods? I'm looking for another location in Mexico and some that I'm interested in actually have very few rentals available. Another issue is EMF and the prevalence of cell towers. I'm sensitive to the radiation from wireless technology and will have to live in a building with fiber optic cable for internet or in a single-family house that's not subjected to multiple routers. Any advice? Muchas gracias for your vidoes.
Hi Louie, Houstonian here who has visited lots of areas in Mexico and just got back from Queretaro after viewing several videos. I have to admit it was nice and all but I still like Guadalajara better. We would like to buy a vacation home in Mexico but still haven’t found the right place. I see you are back to Houston now. What turned you off?
Thank you so much for this great information. Is it very windy there? What about the bugs, (spiders in particular)? I currently live in the desert & am tired of fighting tarantulas and scorpions. 🙂
It can be windy sometimes mostly in the late afternoons or evenings. There are bugs there depends on where you live. But not so bad, we are getting used to it.
Hey guys, so I currently live in Puerto Vallarta with the fam and we are looking to relocate to Queretaro. For a budget of $400 - $500 USD monthly for rent, what areas would you recommend that are family friendly?
If you have a car, El refugio, Zakia, El mirador. There are parks, plazas,malls schools...there. We also have another videos Abt where to live in Querétaro.
Hi I’m from Cypress and will like to move to QTO when I do retire,house prices are better in city or in the outskirts, can you send me some points on that matter
You did not mention if an American needs to learn Spanish, fluently, a little, etc. To what extent are native Mexicans in Queretaro fluent in English? Or, do Mexicans know some English, but not enough for a fluid conversation? I think the language issue should always be addressed. Also, are there ex-pat enclaves like in San Miquel de Allende? What if you are a single woman? hard to become part of a group or community, so one has social support?
I would definitely learn as much as you can. It’ll take time but it’s well worth it. Queretaro is not that bilingual overall, but there are some. Expat areas are not so concentrated, but the Area of Juraquilla may be the closet to one. As far as meeting people, most cities have FB expat groups where people can meet up and hang out.
Here in Queretaro we have a great expat group. We hang out once a month and the group is getting bigger literally by the day. We have great times enjoying this beautiful city, specially at night in centro is gorgeous. Many, many places to go ad see with good company. Hope to see you here soon amiga.
Thank you Troy! We,recommend centro dental Queretaro. CALZADA DE LOS ARCOS 24 . We use it and they speak English. Let them know Landy and Rod we recommend you there.
You said prices are going up with all the new developments, that was discouraging for retiree on fixed income. I can probably still make that work, but is a red flag.
Does this couple speak Spanish? I hope they do so they can integrate into the Mexican culture unless they're only there to take advantage of what Mexico has to offer.
@@dreamlifeinMexico My comment has nothing to do with contributions to the economy. My point is that if you don't bother to learn the language you're an eternal tourist and not an immigrant (expat=immigrant) and your interactions with the locals will remain superfluous. You will live in an "expat" bubble forever living there only for the benefits of low cost of living.
The Mexican government should do something to raise the price for Americans since they get paid in dollars and or have a pension. Foreigners are making it harder for Mexican citizens...
Why not complain to your government who makes Mexican citizens life harder. Expats only help the country in many ways from consuming to touristy. If you want to talk about raising rent in some neighborhoods, yes, there is just some neighborhoods. Whole Mexico? Give us a break.
Do you really want the government to control prices for private businesses? Like it used to be in the former Soviet Union? I am American but I have working in China for 13 year earning CNY and certainly don't have a pension. And I am thinking of moving there with my family it is safe and affordable there.
Now, you don't have any reasons, because you left and bashed Queretaro on your way out smh 🤔 You then said Queretaro was good for realestate investment, when you left, you said Queretaro is not good for realestate investment. This was your big reason to leave. So, that's why I have learned not to trust everything TH-camrs say. I don't use their content at 100% to make my decisions
We chose Qro is not for real estate investment.I still dont think its good ROI and more strategies can be used here. We are still in Queretaro for many other reasons. Every place is good and not good for someone, good luck on your next stops.
@dreamlifeinMexico in your last video, you said you have moved to Texas. I am moving to Queretaro in three months. I will find out if it fits my needs. True, every city has pros and cons that may fit or not fit everyone. I will find out if I can live with the cons of Queretaro.
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Just curious why the lady says "queLetaLo", she can't pronounce the "r"?
The lady is oriental the letter R is difficult to pronounce. Like th for
French, Mexican and so on
We relocated to Morelia, Michoacan two years ago. My wife is Mexican and I'm from Reno, Nevada.
The culture, the people, the architecture, and of course the food, are all amazing. My wife has family in both Mexico City and here in Morelia.
Medical care is great, and affordable. It is true that power bills are lower as well.
I've NEVER felt threatened, or have been victimized by any crime in Mexico. I know it happens, but we haven't seen any. It has proven to be the best move I've ever made!
VIVA MEXICO 🇲🇽
We have been there for a few days and it's a very nice city. Food is very impressive!
You sound like my niece roommate's family. My niece who works for GE in QRO's. Her roommate and her family are from Vegas too. They moved to MX, don't remembered what part though.
I’ve been debating between living in a beach town vs inland. You have helped sway me toward Queretaro. I greatly appreciate your videos!
I moved to Queretaro in 2021.
at 79 from Illinois. I love this beautiful city
WOW Glad to hear your story and you enjoy living here!
@@dreamlifeinMexico Hola from Queretaro, Mexico
INVADERS would never get here, but USA wants them here to eliminate you, more than you are eliminating each other.
I gave suggestions. A word to the wise is sufficient.
GET OUT. MOVE TO MEXICO.
SENDING WARMTH FROM QUERETARO.
Happy I moved to Queretaro in 2021 at 79 for 70% less expensive and safer. PRAYERS sent to my 1942 birth city CHICAGO from Queretaro since 2021. I know that cold weather big time. Thank God for the safety
and warmth of this city. RIP. DO NOT ALLOW THE INVADERS TO DESTROY YOU.
I was born in 1942 in Chicago Southside Oak Park, Loop Chicago, and Waukegan, and in 2021 Queretaro, Mexico. Over 61 years
visiting and living in Mexico, and mainly Acapulco.
INVADERS will be in the military, police, security, and all living expenses to eliminate you know who.
Roddy and Landy I enjoyed your video today. I have friends who live in Queretaro. They are also from Texas. They absolutely love Queretaro and have been there 3 years. Thanks for sharing your video.
Great job guys. I am here now for a month looking around and agree with everything you have presented. My biggest regret is not speaking better Spanish. That would definitely increase enjoyment of the city.
Yes, Queretaro is not known for it’s fluency in English, but you do find some locals who can speak very well, but knowing Spanish definitely can increase your enjoyment? Are you looking to stay long term?
You will learn.
Just saw your video. I've been to Queretaro many times for business and have stayed in the Centro area, mostly because it was an easy commute to visit clients and partners. I really liked your video as it was more family oriented. I am trying to convince my wife to consider Queretaro or San Miguel de Allende. One thing I like about Queretaro is there is more to do. I subscribed to your channel based on this one video. Thank you for this production. It made me want to be there now as winter is coming/here where I live in the Northeast.
Yeah Qro is a city vs San miguel is a town. We also did a comparison video between this 2 places. Thanks for your subscribing. The winter in the central Mexico is nice, colder mornings and nights but during the day it warms up. 🌹
May I ask what business? I am looking to start some business in QRO and move there. We live in San Diego, CA and the cost of living is ridiculous!
All you described absolutely I PLANNING TO GO THANKS FOR THE TIPS HAVE A LONG LIFE
Thank you! We love Querétaro!
Thank you. Your video was great and very informative. Queretaro seems like the ideal place to live. Good luck guys!
Thanks for watching. We just moved to CDMX to explore more.
Thanks for the vide, i was born on Qro, and i been half my life on Cali. Im reconsider to go back to Qro and buy a house there
It is a great city. I enjoyed my time there
I've been in Merida 3 years now and preparing to relocate to Queretero. I'm looking forward to a different climate, a nice break from the sweltering extreme heat & humidity.
Yeah we heard its very hot there... Maybe for a short winter time visit,but not for a long stay. Welcome to Queretaro! You gonna love the weather here!
@@dreamlifeinMexico I'm so excited for the change. 💎
Great video - all very great reasons to love Queretaro. Looking forward to experiencing this city!
Glad you all enjoyed. Hope the move is going well
@@dreamlifeinMexico Estate sale is behind us. We're in Kansas for now, then on our way in November! 🥰
I love your video. I want to retire in 3yrs. I think you convinced me to look into moving. I live in hot and humid Miami.
The weather is very nice in the central Mexico 😁
Great intel! Thanks so much!!😎
We’re glad you found some value.
Thank you for all the info! I am a dual citizen (MX & US). My husband is Dominican & our children have all 3 citizenships. We are ready to leave TX and want to move to MX. I saw a quick image about there being 15 international schools in your video. Have you noticed if the schools have teachers whose native language is English or are they bilingual MX teachers? I have 12 years of experience teaching in international schools (IB). We would be immigrating so we would be living off of our Mexican salaries and I would need to be employed by an accredited international school to get paid well and ensure my own kiddos attend an accredited school. TIA! Gonna check out your other vids.
Most informative. Well done.
Hello ! We move to Mexico City last November from houston Tx . We are so happy ! The weather is beautiful and we are planing move to Queretaro next year , have a beautiful day 😘and I hope to see you there .
Awesome!👍
Very beautiful, thanks for sharing.
We’re happy you enjoyed it?
Thank you so much for making this video. You seem like such a nice family and I wish you all the best in your new home & Country. I currently live in Houston and hope to retire in Mexico soon!
thank you Lisa! We're heading back home for a few months. Where are you thinking about retiring to in MX?
@@dreamlifeinMexico Oh wow! Well as you already know, you'll be coming home when the weather is SO MUCH BETTER. I haven't decided on where to retire/relocate - so I am doing exploratory trips as much as I can afford to do. My dream location would be SMA (heading there in Dec) or Queretaro, or Oaxaca. I love the beach and as you explained in your video - I can always visit the beach when I want to, and avoid all the heat and humidity which I do not love. Have a safe and enjoyable trip home!!!
I am glad you are part To expats that is an amazing group, very good video guys great job 👏🇲🇽
Thank you 🙌
Do these people socialize with Mexican families? Expats are in reality immigrants.
Thanks for sharing very helpful 🎉🎉
Hello we are from Riverside CA and thinking to move to Querétaro why because we have gone to Queretaro like 4 times and I fell in love and there people quiet and I felt safe and then I knew this is the place we want to retire because you can’t live in Ca no more not safe everything so expensive and I work from home or anywhere in the world and my husband travels for work so I’m ready to move we saw new homes for sale and we love the community it’s beautiful.
Yeah Queretaro is a good mix with old town and new modern communities around. Wish you would have a smooth move !
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60 years of coming to Mexico.Queretaro is all you said.love
Thank you Judith. We’re glad you agree!😀
I’m so excited 😆 I’ll be living here in less than TWO WEEKS!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
WOW , how exciting!!! Happy for your move!!!
Excellent job you guys.
Thanks.
I wanna move to Keletalo. 🙂
It's a great city that offers a lot to many
Hello you two!
I've been watching both of your channels just to get more foreign perspectives of Central Mexican cities. My mother grew up not too far from Querétaro and the last time I was there was in 2005. I plan to travel to San Luis Potosí and either Guanajuato or Querétaro next summer as a little summer escape. I know how hellish summers can be in Texas because I live right outside of Houston.
I hope to maybe meet you both one day either in Houston or down in Querétaro. I just love that region in Mexico not just because of the weather, but because of the culture and history.
I like that vibe much, much better than any touristy beach destination in Mexico. I mean, they are nice too, but I like them more as a quick weekend getaway.
You guys made a good choice with Querétaro.
Thanks for the comment. Yes we definitely agree the coastal areas are great to visit. We constantly see people in those areas looking to move away because of the heat and humidity. 😅we’re very happy and love the central Mexico vibe.
Great video and your so positive. I would love to see a video of your home and the cost
Nice video. Do you notice any fatigue from the elevation when travelling back to the states? Queretaro is pretty high elevation and US isn't. Thanks
I never felt anything.
We planning moving to Mexico, but didn't made any decision on location. This winter will do just travel different places. Any advice will appreciate.
I think driving to different locations is a good start. I would just have an idea of what you like and what’s important to you. For us it was climate and safety. We’re very happy in Queretaro!😃
@@dreamlifeinMexico Do you have WeChat, so we can continue in private?
@@jackyback3975 Wechat or WhatsApp? What's app would be easier
@@jackyback3975 wechat or whatsapp? whatsapp would be easier
Querétaro
Great video !
Can you please do a video on school private (cost) or public. K-12
That may take some time to get some proper research done, but we'll definitely look into it. Especially since our little one will soon be at that age. Are you here in Querétaro or planning to move here?
@@dreamlifeinMexico i am also interested in your input on schooling. I am planning to retire next year, and have a middle schooler and 2 college students.
Are there hardware stores and gardening and nursery places?
Yeah. Walmart homedepot HEB and also local stores.
Great video and advice guys. We have kids and your points and choosing Queretaro over other cities , totally make sense. All the best. We might see you there one day.
Great video. My family and I are considering moving to Queretaro as well. Just wondering, which internet service provider (WiFi) do you guys recommend for a house in Queretaro? What about cell phone company?
We used a company called IKS because we had no choice. When we bought our home in Zakia it was the only way to get internet. Overall though it was reliable enough. They now have Quattrocom out there as well
@@dreamlifeinMexico Thanks for the information.
Thanks!
Thank you so much 🌹🌹🌹
Thanks for the video. Subscribed. In this video, you talked about surrounding areas with wineries. I would like to live near a bigger city like Queretaro but not right in it. Is it possible to buy a house near Queretaro with a little land to plant fruit trees, etc?
Yeah, there are some land there. If you need contact of realtors to help you, let us know.
What about the altitude sickness, getting pooped out just walking over to the car in the garage
We dont feel anything like that here.
Thank you for your videos! What are you doing for employment while living in Mexico?
we actually just made our latestvvideo addressing this. hope you can watch!
Espero pronto ir a vivir a Querétaro, 💞🇲🇽🙏
My guess is weather for picking the middle of Mexico. That's without finishing the video yet.
Mostly 😄
I reside in Ajijic. I may visit your area soon.
We are either moving to San Cristobal de las Casas, or Queretero. Our first choice is San Cris but our daughter has a house we can rent , almost free, a little north of Juriquila so…..we’ll see !
Nice video. How far did you have to drive to get outside of your town to get to the mall and other shops? How is public transportation there?
Thanks. Abt 10 min drive. We do have shops in our neighborhood , its abt 1 to 2 min drive. There are public buses.
I love Queretaro.
How many dormant volcanoes and active ones around the region there?
Not here. They are in Pueblo which is 5 hrs away from here.
Hi gracias 🙏
Me gustaría pero yo me siento muy bien en vallarta
Excellent video, very informative. My only beef: why do you dress like Texans at the fair? I’ve lived here in Mexico for 9 years and am careful to take cues from the locals-only young kids wear shorts everywhere. It’s a matter of cultural respect. But your enthusiasm is lovely.
Lol, thank you for the compliment, but on a serious note, (Light-hearted retort) I'm a Texan through and through and I'll dress how I feel comfortable, just like I wouldn't expect anybody to change who they are for me. Plus, we've all seen Mexican men wearing shorts around, but definitely not as much as back home for sure. thanks for your viewership and support ☺️
Yes that’s exactly the American mentality: my rights as an individual above everyone else. And see where that’s gotten us.
But of course it’s your choice: I’m only pointing out that stereotypes get reinforced, and may lead to problems when trying to assimilate into a foreign country. I’m so careful not to perpetuate the Ugly American trope for people who welcome us so lovingly. Their cultural focus is on the community as a whole and that’s why I love living here.
@@Mary-st5ls so I’m an “ugly American” because I wear shorts because no Mexican’s wear shorts, right? Do you call foreigners who live in the US who keep their customs “ugly foreigners?”
Wow. I guess your willingness to escalate with antagonism is my underlying point, it’s called hegemony: nothing to do with shorts. When I arrived a friend told me: Mx women never wear shorts (and I was actually referring to your wife’s wearing them) and I bristled, but over the years I’m so much more aware of causing offense inadvertently.
Good luck with your move.
@@Mary-st5ls our move has been great and we’ve been very welcomed, and it doesn’t matter who you were talking about you never answered the question. Also, my wife is Chinese, why did you assume she was American? 🤔 but you’re right, we’re done here.
Have you made the videos on neighborhoods? I'm looking for another location in Mexico and some that I'm interested in actually have very few rentals available. Another issue is EMF and the prevalence of cell towers. I'm sensitive to the radiation from wireless technology and will have to live in a building with fiber optic cable for internet or in a single-family house that's not subjected to multiple routers. Any advice? Muchas gracias for your vidoes.
Hi Louie, Houstonian here who has visited lots of areas in Mexico and just got back from Queretaro after viewing several videos. I have to admit it was nice and all but I still like Guadalajara better. We would like to buy a vacation home in Mexico but still haven’t found the right place. I see you are back to Houston now. What turned you off?
Thanks, but Keep watching. We’re back in QRO! 😅
Thank you so much for this great information. Is it very windy there? What about the bugs, (spiders in particular)? I currently live in the desert & am tired of fighting tarantulas and scorpions. 🙂
It can be windy sometimes mostly in the late afternoons or evenings. There are bugs there depends on where you live. But not so bad, we are getting used to it.
Is there any country side living near by with humidity levels that are still low like Queretaro?
outside san miguel de Allende, Bernal, Tequis, Amealcos. Guadajuado.
What bout business? What businesses are missing or would benefit QRO?
Great question, but never really thought about that.
Hey guys, so I currently live in Puerto Vallarta with the fam and we are looking to relocate to Queretaro. For a budget of $400 - $500 USD monthly for rent, what areas would you recommend that are family friendly?
If you have a car, El refugio, Zakia, El mirador. There are parks, plazas,malls schools...there. We also have another videos Abt where to live in Querétaro.
I 💕💕💕😘😘😘 Querétaro.
Hi I’m from Cypress and will like to move to QTO when I do retire,house prices are better in city or in the outskirts, can you send me some points on that matter
We offer consultation for a fee. Our email is lifewithlouie2020@gmail.com
You did not mention if an American needs to learn Spanish, fluently, a little, etc. To what extent are native Mexicans in Queretaro fluent in English? Or, do Mexicans know some English, but not enough for a fluid conversation? I think the language issue should always be addressed. Also, are there ex-pat enclaves like in San Miquel de Allende? What if you are a single woman? hard to become part of a group or community, so one has social support?
There are people who speak english in all the city. In San Miguel de Allende which is 40 minutes from there they are fully bilingual.
I would definitely learn as much as you can. It’ll take time but it’s well worth it. Queretaro is not that bilingual overall, but there are some. Expat areas are not so concentrated, but the Area of Juraquilla may be the closet to one. As far as meeting people, most cities have FB expat groups where people can meet up and hang out.
Here in Queretaro we have a great expat group. We hang out once a month and the group is getting bigger literally by the day. We have great times enjoying this beautiful city, specially at night in centro is gorgeous. Many, many places to go ad see with good company. Hope to see you here soon amiga.
Spanish is my second language since age14, and over 61 years visiting and living parttime in Acapulco, and the world and all 50 states.
Just found y'all! Subscribed and sent you an email...as well as a Super Thanks. Great job!
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Is Puebla and San Luis more historical and cheaper?
Puebla is cheaper for.sure! San luis we dont know.
Queretaro.is expensive!
Excellent video and Congratulations to you both. Are you able to recommend an excellent dentist such as the one you described?
Thank you Troy! We,recommend centro dental Queretaro. CALZADA DE LOS ARCOS 24 . We use it and they speak English. Let them know Landy and Rod we recommend you there.
You said prices are going up with all the new developments, that was discouraging for retiree on fixed income. I can probably still make that work, but is a red flag.
Prices are going up everywhere though. Just choose wisely where you decide to live, but overall Mexico is definitely more affordable
Is Loui happy there?
He was, but he's happy in most places! 😁
Is there any Vegan restaurants?
Maybe, but I couldn't tell you for sure. I don't think it's a big thing there. Check the forums for better info.
How long have you lived in Queretero and are you a realtor? Do you provide a relocation service? Your family is beautiful.
thank you.We recommend realtor Liz , you can reach her at myplaceatqueretaro@gmail.com , please let her know you know her from our video.
No rain no water very dry contamination hard traiffic it was beautifull in 70-80s .
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Thank you!
I want to move to Queretaro
Nice!
Any bilingual schools there ?
yes.
You're moving back to Greg Abbotts Texas, be careful.
We are in Queretaro now
Do you guys know if Queretaro has a good autism therapy school of some kind ?
not really
Sounds like the hidden danger is the cost of living and running out of money after 15 years in town on a small pension
Does this couple speak Spanish? I hope they do so they can integrate into the Mexican culture unless they're only there to take advantage of what Mexico has to offer.
Taking advantage ? You mean foreingers consume in Mexico and help the economy?
@@dreamlifeinMexico My comment has nothing to do with contributions to the economy. My point is that if you don't bother to learn the language you're an eternal tourist and not an immigrant (expat=immigrant) and your interactions with the locals will remain superfluous. You will live in an "expat" bubble forever living there only for the benefits of low cost of living.
Mucho polvo en febrero no rain dont go to livethere
But still so many people moving to Queretaro. Sure Its not for everyone .
The Mexican government should do something to raise the price for Americans since they get paid in dollars and or have a pension. Foreigners are making it harder for Mexican citizens...
Why not complain to your government who makes Mexican citizens life harder. Expats only help the country in many ways from consuming to touristy. If you want to talk about raising rent in some neighborhoods, yes, there is just some neighborhoods. Whole Mexico? Give us a break.
Do you really want the government to control prices for private businesses? Like it used to be in the former Soviet Union? I am American but I have working in China for 13 year earning CNY and certainly don't have a pension. And I am thinking of moving there with my family it is safe and affordable there.
Now, you don't have any reasons, because you left and bashed Queretaro on your way out smh 🤔 You then said Queretaro was good for realestate investment, when you left, you said Queretaro is not good for realestate investment. This was your big reason to leave. So, that's why I have learned not to trust everything TH-camrs say. I don't use their content at 100% to make my decisions
We chose Qro is not for real estate investment.I still dont think its good ROI and more strategies can be used here. We are still in Queretaro for many other reasons. Every place is good and not good for someone, good luck on your next stops.
@dreamlifeinMexico in your last video, you said you have moved to Texas. I am moving to Queretaro in three months. I will find out if it fits my needs. True, every city has pros and cons that may fit or not fit everyone. I will find out if I can live with the cons of Queretaro.
@@travelerawakenings8477 We made another video why we moved to mexico again.lol. Hope you enjoy your visit!
Can he let his wife talk?
thanks for the suggestion. we'll take it into consideration.
San Luis Potosí, SLP is better, homeboy
Definitely on our list to visit. How or why do you think it's better?
@@dreamlifeinMexico mother's side of my family operate farms in that State. Way cheaper and the weather is just as Queretaro
Do either of you speak spanish?
Every state is Mexico has its own style, charm and beauty.
Yes I do Tracey