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I just watched a video from one of your neighbors talk about cost of living. I will repeat what I told him. Our rent for a 1 bedroom 1 bath apartment is $2,400 monthly. This is still in expensive considering we live 5 miles from Laguna Beach SoCal. Out electricity is also $75 - $100. You didn't say what you spend on restaurants but we spend $300, and another $700 on groceries. Your cost of living is still a lot less than ours here in SoCal. I am always interested in ex-pats videos on the cost of living in Mexico. We have visited P.V. now 9 times and this December will be the 10th. The only other place we would like to live would be in Loreto BCS. Thanks for the video!
thank you for watching, and glad you found some value. overall Mexico is still less expensive than most US cities you definitely get more bang for the buck here.
Electric bill price is based on two months usage. Rental is based on location,location. I lived here the past six years. A one bedroom apartment in local neighborhood is reasonable. 8,000 to 10,000 pesos per month. The summers are like Florida in the summertime.
What's a local neighborhood? They're all local if they're in PV. The price is always based on location, amenities and size, eyc no matter where you live.
Mexico isnt for everyone, especially if you simply focus on cost of living as your reason to move. Mexico provides a rich cultural living experience for those who resonate with it.
True, but knowing what to expect is a very necessary step in figuring out whether or not you can afford to live here or any country. If you can't, it doesn't matter how much you love the culture, you'll be struggling and won't make the experience enjoyable.
I am from Toronto, Canada and lowest rent is 2300 for small unit and cost of living high and weather not great . Gas to get around high also . So think PV isn’t so bad. No nice beaches either
@@dreamlifeinMexicoyes and they were brand new mini splits as well. I think our daughter was “secretly” running hers 24/7. Either way it was one of the reasons sleep moved to San Miguel. Our electric bill was $400 pesos 😊
Great information. Been a yearly tourist for 20 years and been debating a move that long. We are making plans to probably rent an airbb for 6-12 months. And look for something more permenent. Rent/ buy if that goes well. We have been their in the summer and it was awful humid. So that may be a challenge. I NEED my AC lol. So tips on being energy aware was appreciated. Will be watching the rest of the videos soon. Chez elena a favorite. But up those hills. We would taxi up and walk down. Lol
Just arrived in Coyoacan a couple days ago...After 2 weeks in Ensenada (that place is 1 big pothole lol)...Cant seem to find "my place" in Mexico.Lived in Miraflores Lima Peru for 6 years and really enjoyed it...Trying to find something new...I paid $11 usd for a chicken sandwich and fries in a tiny little local restaurant here in Coyoacan..Not cheap
Please share how to save the money in PV. Give us tips on taxi, bus, cheap eat, fancy restaurant, good Mx restaurant in PV...etc. Just hit Like and Subscribed. Thanks
🤣🤣 Puerto Vallarta is my paradise. It may not have worked for you, but I beg to differ. Your experience is not mine, so as a traveler, it is terrible to trash a tourist destination based on your experience. Your title said it all.🤦♂️🤷🏻♂️
I'm not too sure about that. it's is more expensive than most, but cdmx and cabo may have something to say about that, and I can't speak for the rest of Latin America
Of course you can. If they're from the area or town they're locals. If they are tourists from other parts of Mexico, they are national tourists, as compared to international tourists. Pretty simple, I thought. 🤷
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I just watched a video from one of your neighbors talk about cost of living. I will repeat what I told him. Our rent for a 1 bedroom 1 bath apartment is $2,400 monthly. This is still in expensive considering we live 5 miles from Laguna Beach SoCal. Out electricity is also $75 - $100. You didn't say what you spend on restaurants but we spend $300, and another $700 on groceries. Your cost of living is still a lot less than ours here in SoCal. I am always interested in ex-pats videos on the cost of living in Mexico. We have visited P.V. now 9 times and this December will be the 10th. The only other place we would like to live would be in Loreto BCS. Thanks for the video!
thank you for watching, and glad you found some value. overall Mexico is still less expensive than most US cities you definitely get more bang for the buck here.
Electric bill price is based on two months usage. Rental is based on location,location. I lived here the past six years. A one bedroom apartment in local neighborhood is reasonable. 8,000 to 10,000 pesos per month. The summers are like Florida in the summertime.
What's a local neighborhood? They're all local if they're in PV. The price is always based on location, amenities and size, eyc no matter where you live.
Mexico isnt for everyone, especially if you simply focus on cost of living as your reason to move. Mexico provides a rich cultural living experience for those who resonate with it.
True, but knowing what to expect is a very necessary step in figuring out whether or not you can afford to live here or any country. If you can't, it doesn't matter how much you love the culture, you'll be struggling and won't make the experience enjoyable.
I am from Toronto, Canada and lowest rent is 2300 for small unit and cost of living high and weather not great . Gas to get around high also . So think PV isn’t so bad. No nice beaches either
Thanks for sharing, we always appreciate knowing about other parts of the world. Mexico is not so bad 😅
Great points. They don’t tell you everything. Excellent. You are right on.
Right on
Our electric bill in PV last summer was easily 10k-14k on average. We only had 2 AC units which we primarily ran at night. So be prepared.
wow! we've heard a range of prices, but I think you all win. do you or your landlord keep them maintained properly?
@@dreamlifeinMexicoyes and they were brand new mini splits as well. I think our daughter was “secretly” running hers 24/7. Either way it was one of the reasons sleep moved to San Miguel. Our electric bill was $400 pesos 😊
Great information, reality is different from all of the vacation videos.
Thanks Cindy. yeah, the truth hurts.
I came in July last year. It was soooo hot.
Yeah July is hot.
Looking great Landi
Thanks Dawn!
Great information. Been a yearly tourist for 20 years and been debating a move that long. We are making plans to probably rent an airbb for 6-12 months. And look for something more permenent. Rent/ buy if that goes well. We have been their in the summer and it was awful humid. So that may be a challenge. I NEED my AC lol. So tips on being energy aware was appreciated. Will be watching the rest of the videos soon. Chez elena a favorite. But up those hills. We would taxi up and walk down. Lol
yeah, those hills can be a challenge for anyone. hopefully, your possible move goes well, and you make the leap just keep that ac cranked😅🌴🌡
Just arrived in Coyoacan a couple days ago...After 2 weeks in Ensenada (that place is 1 big pothole lol)...Cant seem to find "my place" in Mexico.Lived in Miraflores Lima Peru for 6 years and really enjoyed it...Trying to find something new...I paid $11 usd for a chicken sandwich and fries in a tiny little local restaurant here in Coyoacan..Not cheap
Yeah, you have to be careful in Coyoacán, lots of pricey places because it's a popular tourist area
Thank foreigners for the high cost of living in Puerto Vallarta.
Don't forget the government too. Just like in the USA, to blame lots of our problems on immigrants is a flimsy excuse
You guys look great! Looking younger with your new hair styles 🤗 nice...
Thank you 😊😊😊
885 with pool 2 bedrooms near beach??? Where is that located?
You can find them on Facebook marketplace.
Please share how to save the money in PV. Give us tips on taxi, bus, cheap eat, fancy restaurant, good Mx restaurant in PV...etc. Just hit Like and Subscribed. Thanks
PV is fun and very liberal.
Love the new look Landy!
Thank you Jen.
You guys look like you have lost some weight, looking good 👍
Thanks! Being active on the beach helped!
🤣🤣 Puerto Vallarta is my paradise. It may not have worked for you, but I beg to differ. Your experience is not mine, so as a traveler, it is terrible to trash a tourist destination based on your experience. Your title said it all.🤦♂️🤷🏻♂️
They choose to live in Puerto Vallarta because they love it. This video is just showing some things for other people to consider before moving there.
They are not trashing it at all. Giving people realistic information is just common sense.
Well, we know somebody didn't watch the episode. 😅 Thanks for backing us up guys!
I dont think you watched the video
Hmm, so you're one of those who only read titles? Too bad. You're missing a lot in your life 😟
Puerto Vallarta is now THE MOST expensive place to live in all Latin America
I'm not too sure about that. it's is more expensive than most, but cdmx and cabo may have something to say about that, and I can't speak for the rest of Latin America
It is not, colonia Condesa and Santa Fe, Lomas de Chapultepec and others are the most expensive, located in Mexico City
You cannot say local and national! Hahaha it’s their country, no matter how you slice it!!!
Of course you can. If they're from the area or town they're locals. If they are tourists from other parts of Mexico, they are national tourists, as compared to international tourists. Pretty simple, I thought. 🤷
Stop making videos, try again 5 years from now 😂
I guess because some random troll said to stop, we'll stop today. 🤣🤣🤣🤣