Why We Recommend Living in Merida- Neighborhoods and Rentals Tour
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- čas přidán 15. 04. 2022
- Merida is the capital and largest city of the Mexican state of Yucatán, as well as the name of the surrounding municipality, with a population of 812,191 people.
It's one of the safest cities in Mexico according to various crime statistics, and living here is very laid back and comfortable.
The city is notable for its traditional architecture and narrow cobblestone streets. The center is filled with colonial-era buildings constructed at the time when Mérida was a trade hub in the country. The municipal market is one of the largest in Mexico and was officially inaugurated in 1919.
Plus- the Yucatan has some of the most interesting food and dishes dating back to pre-Hispanic times. So if you're a foodie, living in Merida will please your tastebuds.
We love that you have some of the nicest beaches only 40 minutes away. You have access to top-notch medical care. And you have a great international airport in the city.
These are some of the reasons we recommend living in Merida whether you are looking to #retireinmexico or #movetomexico with young kids. Merida has something for everyone!
What are you waiting for? Visit #Merida today!
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very beautiful and friendly community tbank you for sharing
Thanks for watching
Loved this! Merida is on my relocation list and this is helpful, thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it Joy!
Great video with a nice review of Merida and amenities in 8 minutes!
Glad you enjoyed it
Excellent video, and a nice overview of these neighborhoods!
Thanks for watching
Mariana's videos and information is very informative and helpful. I hope I can visit Mexico sometime this year.
Thanks Ron! Have you joined my newsletter?
Looks like a beautiful place to move after I completely retire. I am still working 4 days a month in San Diego so I need to live in Tijuana
Or you could always get a flight back to San Diego once a month too 😉
Finally visiting in April❤
Those ladies know what they are talking about...that food looks yummy...and they seem to know the tricks of the trade when it comes to know the city and the real state market.
i will be contacting you... thanks for the vid
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Could you please make a video about Temozon Norte? Thank you!!
This is wonderful. I am a Navy Retiree who is planning to relocate to Merida by December, 2023. My current housing budget is $900-$1000 UDS.
That is a reasonable housing budget for sure. But the main deciding factor will be which area of Merida you end up choosing- centro tends to be more competitive
Monthly or yearly? I have no idea about living costs in Mexico.
I’m referring to monthly
I'm looking to move there this Fall for 5-6 months. I'll probably just get an AIRBNB for starters but would like to find a place for the remainder of my stay.
I’m just starting to research the possibility of living in Mexico. Is it as safe on the outskirts of Merida? Those prices are a bit high for me, and I don’t necessarily want to be in the center. It would be a little cheaper outside of the center, right? And could you find places with good private views, and maybe a little yard?
Yes def the further you get from Centro or any big subdivisions the better prices you’ll find
i ready
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Hi, just wondering if there are any pickleball courts in Merida. Thanks.
Merida moved down on my list because I can’t do the heat and humidity. 🌞
Yea then Merida is definitely not the place for you- you should check out these cities mexicorelocationguide.com/best-highland-cities-to-retire/
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I would like to see what the prices are like for acerage or farm land outside of the city.
You can work with the realtors we presented to you in this video
I would like to chat with you folks. I love the videos. VERY informative. I wonder if you've considered producing your shows like a television show? I would love to offer my services. I work 4 months of the year in Alaska, I spend the other 8 months working in the television industry. I am making my move to Mexico this September/October, after my Summer season in Alaska. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help. I may have a lot more free time, since my expenses will be so much lower. Either way, lets chat.
Perhaps- although our budget isn’t very high
Send me an email info@mexicorelocationguide.com
Does montes de ame have Public transportation to centro
How do I get in touch with the realtors featured in this video?
Hi there!
Our recommended contacts on our videos are all part of our Mexico Relocation Guide
When you buy the online guide you get instant access
See what’s included Mexicorelocationguide.com/guide
Can I rent scooter to go around in Merida ?
Can you recommend a rental realtor for single family residences in Merida that works well with expats?
Yes of course. When you buy our complete Mexico Relocation Guide you get instant access to our directory of contacts including realtors in Merida
Mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/
How can I get a hold of you on potentially renting a house in Merida?
Hi there!
If you’d like to work with our recommended realtors, you get their contact information when you purchase the COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Guide.
Mexicorelocationguide.com/guide
can I purchase a relocation guide?
Hi Margaret
Yes - here’s more info mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/
Can I use my Health care Insurance and car Insurance from the US in Mexico.
No- you must have Mexican auto insurance if you plan to drive your car in Mexico. And yes, some insurance companies have Mexico as a country they cover. You'd have to check with your carrier.
What area closest to beach that is lgbtq and pet friendly would you recommend?
Puerto Vallarta
Sorry USD. What are the deposits? 1 month or more?
you can easily find out what pesos are to USD by using xe.com
Does Merida have alot of gluten free options?
I’m not sure. Surely if you check on Google for gluten free restaurants you’d find some in Merida
Also keep in mind that Mexican food is mostly gluten free because we don’t use a lot of flour. Unless you are eating baked goods
How does one get around without a mask?
Most open public spaces don’t require a mask but if you want to take a taxi or Uber or bus you will need to wear it.
The problem with living in the Yucatán is the unbearable scorching inferno of heat and humidity in the summer months. Just can’t deal with that
I get it. Yucatan is not for everyone :)
@@MexicoRelocationGuide I mean, I love the Yucatan. I studied the Maya and have visited many ruins. I am planning to visit Merida in a month. But settling there with the oppressive heat would be tough (for me).
Yeap- I completely agree, it’s not the weather for me either. Although many of our customers LOVE IT
@@MexicoRelocationGuide haha very good then!
What area would have the least amount of American immigrants? Centro?
no volume
Seems to work on our end?
What about the neighborhoods that aren’t for expats. Estoy pensando en visitar otras áreas para ver si hay otra que preferiría pero no quiero vivir en un area donde sólo viven los extranjeros. 😂😂
These are not expat neighborhoods. They are just neighborhoods
I just got back from merida 4 days ago. I went to look for properties,
Etc to move there. I wish I ran into this video before I went so that we could have gotten in contact before I went there. Do you guys have WhatsApp? We are looking to move to merida from the USA.
We can certainly connect you to our recommended realtor Nicole. If you'd like our directory of contacts you first have to buy our COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Guide. Find out what's included here
mexicorelocationguide.com/guide/
@@MexicoRelocationGuide muchas gracias, por fa contáctame con Nicole.
I want to relocate from Houston but im worried about being able to receive my disability benefits....could anyone direct me to whom I need to contact for these types of questions?
Great video just posted by our amazing friend @retired life in Mexico NO BULL
Nothing changes for SSDI or SS, especially if you keep your bank in the US. SS will deposit in some foreign banks, too.