finance
S&P 500 fell 0.43% as global markets retreat
Where the major indices, gold and currencies landed, and what the moves mean for Mexico City investors and retirement balances.
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The latest published stories from Mexico City.
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property
CDMX Land Release: Who Qualifies and How to Apply
Mexico City's housing authority has opened a new round of land allocations targeting low- and middle-income households, but the eligibility rules are strict and the window is short.
culture
Sunday in Mexico City Brings Free Museum Entry and Same-Day Tours
Residents note the combination of no-cost museum visits, bookable walking tours and evening options available on this Sunday.
property
Mexico City's Rental Vacancy Rate Has Collapsed, and Renters Are Paying the Price
With available units in Roma Norte and Condesa now scarcer than at any point in recent memory, the arithmetic of renting versus buying has never been more brutal.
lifestyle
Polanco at the Crossroads: An Inside Look at the Neighborhood Character and Community Vibe
As luxury retail giants jostle for space with historic family-owned businesses, Mexico City's most storied district is undergoing a transformation that defines its modern identity.
property
Roma Norte Exploration Guide for New Buyers Navigating This Market
Stroll Avenida Álvaro Obregón, visit Plaza Río de Janeiro and sample local spots to assess the neighborhood before buying.
wellness
Mexico City Residents Embrace Outdoor Boot Camps for Summer Fitness
Mexico City residents are turning to structured group workouts in public spaces as interest in accessible fitness options grows this summer.
lifestyle
Taco Spots Mirror Neighbourhood Rhythms Across Mexico City
From Narvarte to the historic centre, longstanding taquerias shape daily routines and after-hours gatherings in their local areas.
property
Planning Decisions Shape Polanco Restaurant Market Position
Local venues remain central as area considerations continue.
culture
Exploring Mexico City’s Cultural Landscape: Flowers, Food, and Performance
From the vibrant blooms at Parque de la Bombilla to the theatrical magic at the National Auditorium, the capital offers a diverse weekend of cultural immersion.
Politics
Mexico City Candidates Focus on Water, Transit, Security Before Elections
With municipal elections approaching, mayoral and borough contenders are shifting campaign rhetoric to core resident concerns like water access, public transport, and neighborhood security.
news
Water Wars, World Cup Promises and Rising Rents: What Officials and Experts Are Saying About Mexico City's Neighbourhood Crisis
From Iztapalapa's dry taps to Tepito's displacement fears, community leaders and urban planners say the capital is heading toward a breaking point.
news
Mexico City Developments Reflect Protests, World Cup Plans and Policy Shifts
Recent protests, security reports and preparations for major events illustrate the backdrop to current conditions in the capital.
community
Localised flooding hits southern Mexico City boroughs
Severe localised flooding on July 11-12 in southern CDMX boroughs such as Tlalpan caused submerged vehicles, power outages, and road impassability.
Politics
Federal decree sets teleworking for Mexico City on World Cup opening day
Measure applies to government departments and schools.
Politics
Mexico City's Law of Mobility and Road Safety and Daily Travel for Residents
The May 2022 law prioritizes non-motorized transport users while the Strategic Mobility Plan supports integrated fares through the Tarjeta de Movilidad, shaping how Mexico City residents reach jobs and local services.
property
Mexico City Tightens Height, Density Rules in Three Major Neighborhoods
Mexico City's Congreso Local is weighing amendments to zoning regulations that would reshape how tall, how dense, and how buildings can look across Juárez, Roma Norte, and the Santa Fe corridor.
lifestyle
Polanco's Real Food Scene: What Locals Actually Eat When Nobody's Watching
Forget the Instagram spots. Residents of Mexico City's most expensive neighbourhood reveal where they really spend their pesos-and why chain restaurants are losing ground to ambitious independents.