Mexico City

Mexico City scores 65/100 overall. It is moderately affordable (cost score: 58/100), has some safety concerns (safety: 42/100), and has decent healthcare (healthcare: 65/100). Top neighborhoods include Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco.

Mexico City has a cost of living score of 58/100 (higher = more affordable). Foreigners usually lack a 'Fiador' (local property-owning guarantor), so utilizing a 'Póliza Jurídica' (legal insurance policy) is standard to secure a lease.

Mexico City has a transport score of 72/100. The Metro is one of the busiest in the world (very cheap, often crowded). Expats rely heavily on Uber/Didi and walking in central bubbles.

The most recommended neighborhoods in Mexico City are Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco, Coyoacan. A massive, cosmopolitan culniary powerhouse and the undisputed remote work capital of North America.

Mexico City has a safety score of 42/100. The city has some safety concerns and has an air quality score of 59.5/100.