House Hunting in Mexico City AGAIN!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- House Hunting in Mexico City AGAIN!
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We're a family, and with our son Louie we moved from Houston TX, twice, to Queretaro, Mexico. We love real estate and started our real estate investing journey in 2015 and reached financial freedom in 2020. We are still working on our goals, but now invite you to join us on our journey in Mexico, where we'll discover the wonders this fantastic country has to offer. From its wonderful people, deep and varied culture, and it's diverse natural beauty we bring you our thoughts and opinions on what we experience in our day to day lives.
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I read online that Mexico is THE loudest country in the world: constant fireworks, hawking vendors, blaring music from every commercial establishment, loud parties every weekend, inconsiderate noisy neighbors, etc.... Noise pollution is one of the main reasons foreigners leave Mexico, according to some websites. Sounds like hell.
I definitely can’t do it then. 😂😂😂😂😂
I wouldn't doubt it. It is part of the fun,.if you can stand it, but it definitely is an adventure!
Not everywhere! Don't believe everything you read
@@intotheblue970 Agree, there are quiet neighborhoods in CDMX. Our neighborhood is also quiet, but once you met the loud neighbor.....lol
America seems more like "hell". With all the homelessness, mass shootings, hatred, racism scammers, and private prisons, and Donald Trump! I don't believe in "heaven", but Mexico seems to fit the description of those who have visited there. You have a nerve! 🙄
Looks wise number 5 was my favourite but that parking situation would drive me mad. So number 4 would have been my pick :)
I don’t know which you’ll choose but I’d go with the one that has a step down to the living room.
I did like that one. Good space and in a quiet part of the neighborhood, except for Sunday!😂
What about the water supply?? Ive been reading that CDMX will be out of water soon.
Yes, I've heard the same. We never felt it personally. From what I can tell it's happening more in older, suburban-like areas
Good luck ! I have 1 /12 year living in Mexico City and I’m happy that all around the apartment is very quiet ! And just in front of Parque de Los Venados, we have everything very close.
That area is nice and a great big park. We just prefer the proximity to the more central parts of town, but we did look in that area before as well!😃
New to your channel love the content, any regrets leaving quertaro?
I hope they loved it there. I am moving there in the end of August. Pathetic that the neighbor is a nincompoop
Interesting mix of options, Napoles is great ... Place i have now in Del Valle was great until next door building decided to be demolished to rebuild, but searching for an apartment here in cdmx, is a process with the aval & various requirements
Haha, yeah that happens a lot in big cities. We looked in Del Valle also, before, there are some really great options as well
I thought you all moved back to TX.
😅 we did but moved back quite a while ago. Thanks for watching again!
@@dreamlifeinMexico Just curious, why CDMX instead of going back to Querétaro?
Oh, cliffhangers are no fun, lol! Dang, that's a lot of work, again, to find a place! Do you think that you will ever buy a house again?
We don't think we want to purchase house in Mexico again.
can not wait for the next video!
Thanks, i think some people will be surprised!😉
hey guys,
really valuable vlog about the reality/problems of finding and living in a place in mexico, even for two real estate pros that speak spanish, will help a lot of people, good one!! 😊😊
Thanks Dave! We try.😊
Agree…the parking situation it will be a pain for you guys…..
yeah 😇😅
I like apt 3 best. keep in mind dark colors show dirt to!!
Yes, we liked this one a lot, and I think a more neutral color on the stairs could work better. What do you think?
Do you mind sharing what bar that was in the beginning of the video with the amazing view?
That was the sky bar in the Ritz Carlton on La Reforma. I forget the name
Love the last one, but tandem parking is a royal pain as is having someone outside your bedroom window!
Lol there are eyes there.
Love CDMX...But it aint cheap...Going to check out Colombia pronto.
Yep the rents in nicer areas are expensive.
You have to learn that Mexico is not like the US or Canada. It's a totally different culture. In some instances, it's the complete opposite. Mexicans are aware of the police state we live in , in America. They also know that the American culture is one of entitlement. The fact that you called the police on people, tells me that it was a "Karen's" attitude. The Mexican police are not going to tell the people to turn down their music for your sake. I suggest that people stay in their police countries where they can constantly call the police for minor things.
Wrong, all our Mexican neighbors complained to the HOA, and called the police even before we moved in, and we are all finding solutions to let this neighbor to follow the rules. A lot of Americans think they all know about Mexican culture more than mexicans. I guess some people don't watch the video completely and actually listen to what we said. Also, who is more entitled, the multiple neighbors calling to complain about the club on the roof garden, or the neighbor who blast the music so loud they don't care to consider people who work or have kids?
@@dreamlifeinMexico If I were you, I would go back to America, where you can call the police every time something you don't like occurs. Be careful not to get shot in the process, since you're a minority in America. I didn't mean to upset you, but I am so grateful to be here, that no amount of noise would affect me. I think your doctor neighbor purposely did his reveling to aggravate you, since he knows that you're an American immigrant who has issues with everything. Come on, people travel, and we have social media where we see Americans telling Mexicans to go back to Mexico. I am glad I am in Guadalajara, where I never saw an American. Good riddance. Viva Mexico.
@Ana183 Talk about an ignorant response.
@@jim7584 morons always call people's response ignorant when they disagree with people, since it's the only word they know. Go read a book for a broader vocabulary. 😂