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Mexico City Faces 1.2 Million Housing Unit Shortage Amid Migration Surge
New federal data exposes the staggering scale of the capital's housing deficit as nearshoring workers flood in and World Cup deadlines tighten the pressure.
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New federal data exposes the staggering scale of the capital's housing deficit as nearshoring workers flood in and World Cup deadlines tighten the pressure.
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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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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.
lifestyle
For residents of Mexico City’s most polished enclave, the secret to navigating Polanco is knowing exactly when to head indoors and where the real menus hide.
culture
The Zócalo hosts a major broadcast while Xochimilco and other venues offer food, music and shows that have residents planning their days.
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Residents point to established spots and neighborhoods listed in recent dining guides for reliable experiences.
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Beyond the white-tablecloth reputation, Polanco’s culinary evolution reflects a changing Mexico City, where quiet residential roots meet global ambition.
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The local government's updated policy targets improved convenience and affordability for daily commuters across the capital.
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