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Merida Mexico's Most Vibrant Neighborhood: Uncovering the Secrets in Part 2
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2023
- Part 2 of our walking tour of the Best Neighborhoods in Merida Mexico finds us exploring colonia Mexico and Mexico Norte. In the video today, we will find out the cost of the house across from Manifesto Coffee. We will also learn about some of the great treasures of two of Merida Mexico's Most Vibrant Neighborhoods, Colonia Mexico and Mexico Norte. Join me as we complete the walk home and discuss what it's like to live in one of the best areas of Merida. Could you live in this part of Merida Mexico? Let me know in the comments below?
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nice video, greatings from Mérida
Thanks
Thank you. Great protip regarding Google Earth.
Glad you enjoyed it. The nicer homes are impossible to see unless you catch a gate open or go to Google earth which is a little behind on some of its images.
Thank you. Coming in November. Your videos are very helpful
Glad you like them!
No, you should come in May.
You are coming on the best time.
Some Expats never stay in Merida to experience the heat. They always run at the end of April. They are the Merida lovers because they never see Merida angry lol
November will be our first trip to Merida. If we like what we see. We are returning in June of 2024 for a 6 month visit, or maybe longer. @@travelerawakenings8477
Nice content bro, I’ll be in Merida soon
Outstanding. Perhaps I'll run into you in the city. Please say hello if you see me.
Brace yourself for the heat lol
Just bought our tickets for March next year. Coming to scope out neighborhoods and see what it’s like.
Outstanding. I offer a neighbor tour if you are interested. You can find the info at Mexitplans.com
You should come during the heat time to see if you can really live here. I decided to stay here from.May to Nov which is the heat period. I realized that Merida is not for me. I am happy I too this test
Glad you did an exploratory trip. It’s super important.
@@travelerawakenings8477 if I can live in Texas for 30 years I’m sure I can handle Merida heat. 😂 Texas heat is brutal and we’ve compared our hottest days with what the temp was there at the same time and every time Merida was like 10 degrees lower.
@take_a_quaalude6948 Don't be tok quick to say that. I heard many people from Texas coming here and leaving. I was surprised when i saw that
They said the heat here in Merida is different than the heat in Texas because Merida is very humid. Until you try it, you won't know. Merida is a whole new level
Merida is Merida 🤣
whew! That corner lot house at 3:18 minute mark is $451,042 USD!!
That’s part of the problem. They can ask whatever they want for a property. I’m not saying it’s not worth it. I would look at others for that money 💵
Dear, have you already gotten used to the wheather?
Very very. I wore under armor tights this morning on my run because it was 64 degrees and windy. 🌬️ my blood is thin as water now. When it’s 80-90 I’m like this weather is beautiful.
Is Emiliano Zapata
Yeah. My poor Spanish. I wrote it on the screen I believe.
@@Mexitplans BTW you're doing a great job my friend 👏
Thank you. I appreciate you watching.
Merida is too 😳 🔥🥵
It’s not bad for me.
@@Mexitplans I would highly encourage anyone who plans to relocate from the US to strongly consider whether they want to live in the Merida heat. For me, no way. Guadalajara gets hot in the summer but the weather is far better than Merida. At the end of the day to each their own..
@@sesomnoslen5729you are 1000% correct on both assessments. If Merida had Guadalajara’s weather we would be Mexico City. Jaja 😝 just near the beach.
@@Mexitplans I never looked at it like that but I can see that.
@sesomnoslen5729 I came here four months ago since May, during the worst time for the heat. I can not do it. I am leaving. I am always locked in the house. So , I didn't even have to visit the city yet, even I have been here for 4 months. I am getting out of here. Going to Queretaro or Mexico city
Parks that people can not go most of the day because of the hell here
The parks get a very good amount of use early in the mornings and the evenings. You learn to not do stuff in the middle of the day.
Looks to busy for me
They have ruined paradise
I dont think so
It's paradise for people that need healing away from chaotic countries and life situations, its become their sanctuary, a safe zone and that is special.
It is a special place!@@jj-bp3fr
You really can't "live" in Mexico w/o a lot of $ - they only allow you to visit and leave - visit and leave......... A poor system for visas - extremely dysfunctional and inconsistently applied ! -- Not very desirable for many Americans in the affordable areas due to the language barrier - and - the gringo pricing ! > It's fine if your hispanic and/or are fluent with Spanish.
You do need to be able to support yourself, yes. It’s one of the easiest places to obtain a resident visa. The rules are applied inconsistently. There are over 1M US citizens living here today so many of us think it’s desirable.
@@Mexitplans 1M ? -- Some 9M world wide in some 160 countries have US expats - including Mexico. So (?) 8M prefer it somewhere else is what I'm saying ? Including me. Their new financial requirements (for example) are insane when it costs a fraction of that to "support yourself" ??? It really limits the incomes of the locals !
@@KB3TLEI think you are proving my point. More people from the United States live in Mexico than any of the other 159 countries. So when people from the US leave they overwhelming select Mexico. It’s not for everyone but it is the most popular choice.
@@Mexitplans I really don't think so even though I can see why you would perhaps 'think so'. Simple geography and the hispanic connection is a likely 'large' % of those with family relatives marriages.... not at all the exclusive reason for a desirable expat location necessarily ? I subtract those from - "the most popular choice" as an ''expat'' location. -?-
@@KB3TLE it’s a good discussion and one that is easy to determine based on census data.
Bro. Great video. However your pronunciations are so wack. Parkey?? What. Fyi. Just pronounced the vowels AEI OU with a Spanish sound and not English. Aah. eH.( sounds like softer ate). I is EE. Like weeeee.. O. Like. OH no.. U. Uff. With out the F. 5 min effort and your much easier to listen to.. 😂
Thanks for watching. I hope it wasn’t too painful for you. I’m sure you are Awesome at everything you do!
@@Mexitplans Si soy, Pero disfruta Merída. Ya que estas en paraiso.. fYi. Spanish is not my first language. But I try
@@Mexitplans But I do enjoy your videos and will subscribe, boots on the ground, 1st person marrative, you’re dong it.. keep it up
@@georgeanaya7195 so you understand how hard it is to master a second language. I wish I could speak it as well as you but I will certainly keep trying.