Why We Recommend Living in Merida

Have you been wondering what living in Merida is like?

We have clients from all over the world who either retire in Mexico or move to Mexico with their young families. And today we will guide you through Merida, where we will show you some great options where you could live in Centro (or downtown), Altabrisa, or the North residential areas.

Merida is the capital city of the state of Yucatán. Located in the southeastern part of Mexico. Here you will find many colonial-era buildings, including the Casa de Montejo and the cathedral.

Mérida is the safest city in Mexico and the second safest city in all of America. With an average of 300 days of sunshine per year and a cost of living that’s 12% lower than the national average, Merida may be the perfect place to live or retire in Mexico.

Everything in centro is within walking distance; shops, restaurants, and bars.

In this video, we share some rental examples, neighborhoods we recommend and more!

If you would like to work with the Merida experts, check out our COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Guide– where you get instant access to our network of professional contacts in Merida and across Mexico.

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Mariana Lange

Mariana Lima-Lange was born in Mexico and moved to the U.S. when she was a child. Every year she would split her time between life in the U.S. and Mexico- which gave her a deep understanding about Mexican culture, lifestyle, and traditions. She is fluent in both Spanish and English. Since 2019, our blog posts, resources, videos, and COMPLETE Mexico Relocation Online Guide have helped thousands move to Mexico the right way!

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  1. Erin says

    Are you related to the Panama relocation guide lady? Her last name is Lange too. Erin Tucker

    • Mariana Lange says

      She’s my amazing mother in law

  2. Landis Chaulk says

    Hi Mariana,
    Which INM offices throughout Mexico would you suggest are the easiest to work with and obtain appointments at ?

    Gracias,
    Landis
    Canada

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