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Housing, development and the property market in Mexico City.
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A sweeping land-use proposal before the Secretaría de Desarrollo Urbano y Vivienda would reclassify roughly 340 hectares in eastern Iztapalapa, opening the door to mid-rise mixed-use construction in one of the capital's most densely populated alcaldías.
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Mexico City property auctions cleared 58 percent of listed lots in June, a nine-point gain from May figures tracked by the capital's real estate board.
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The city’s latest transit upgrade is redrawing the map for young homeowners and developers south of Xochimilco.
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Everyday attractions in Roma Norte reflect ongoing appeal through markets, parks, food halls and galleries.
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Established venues along key streets continue to serve diners in the neighborhood.
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Venues and markets in Roma Norte provide qualitative signals on neighbourhood appeal for property investors.
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From Colonia Juárez to Roma Norte, community groups are pushing back against new construction-but the city's housing shortage means the argument is rarely simple.
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Developer Torre Alba’s 28-story project near Glorieta de los Insurgentes is stoking debate over housing supply, pricing pressure, and neighborhood character in central CDMX.
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Established dining venues in the area provide qualitative markers of local market conditions despite the absence of detailed figures in current reports.
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As buyer competition tightens in established neighborhoods, agents note shifting trends in how homes are transacted across the capital.
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Mexico City first-time buyers qualify for direct subsidies and reduced acquisition taxes on properties under 80 square meters through the end of 2026.
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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.
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Local venues remain central as area considerations continue.
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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.
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Mexico City properties now average 58 days to sell in 2026, with sellers offering 7-10% discounts. Learn what's driving slower sales in Polanco, Condesa, and Santa Fe.
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Average values across the capital climbed to 55,000 MXN per square metre in the three months to June, outpacing the 2.9 percent rise recorded in the second quarter of 2025.
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Rising rents across CDMX put the popular affordability rule to the test, especially in Roma, Condesa and Polanco.
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