I can't believe that some americans would pay over $370K USD for a house in Mexico; that amounts to over 6 million mexican pesos. You do not need to pay that much, for a good nice house, if you are not very picky in the place; Ajijik is where american expats live, but you do not have to. Houses in Mexico, affordable for less wealthy americans, start from about 2 million pesos, or about 120 K USA, and if you look patiently, you could find the jewel you dream of. More expensive, like 400K usa or more, you better look for a colonial, old house in historic downtown, because those houses only will keep getting more and more expensive over time. Besides, it is fun to live in an old spanish colonial house, with its typical design of a central patio, or garden and a shade around, where you can enjoy your morning coffee. Look for cities in central mexico, especially the capitals of the states of Michoacan, Guanajuato, Queretaro, Mexico state, Hidalgo, and some middle to smaller size towns. Central mexico is the best place to live, because its weather is temperate thanks to the high altitude.
Was I reading the Monthly HOA correctly? $1,550 per month???? That’s really high, they must be proud of their amenities. Thanks Bobby
Ha! It’s in pesos, I forgot to add “mxn”. So about $80 usd.
@@therealamandaturner I was thinking under $100 sounded right. Lol just saying….. beautiful homes
Great video , thanks , good morning
Good morning!
I can't believe that some americans would pay over $370K USD for a house in Mexico; that amounts to over 6 million mexican pesos. You do not need to pay that much, for a good nice house, if you are not very picky in the place; Ajijik is where american expats live, but you do not have to. Houses in Mexico, affordable for less wealthy americans, start from about 2 million pesos, or about 120 K USA, and if you look patiently, you could find the jewel you dream of. More expensive, like 400K usa or more, you better look for a colonial, old house in historic downtown, because those houses only will keep getting more and more expensive over time. Besides, it is fun to live in an old spanish colonial house, with its typical design of a central patio, or garden and a shade around, where you can enjoy your morning coffee. Look for cities in central mexico, especially the capitals of the states of Michoacan, Guanajuato, Queretaro, Mexico state, Hidalgo, and some middle to smaller size towns. Central mexico is the best place to live, because its weather is temperate thanks to the high altitude.
Depends where you are. If you want to be in Ajijic, that's how much it costs.
Similar to La Reserva, right?
Yes!