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Apartments for rent in Mexico City
Mexico City holds half the country's rental market. Polanco, Roma Norte, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc and Santa Fe are the areas in most demand. If you're moving in the next few months, use the "Available from" filter to find apartments that free up exactly when you need them.
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For sale · Montemorelos
Las Sendas · Complete Rural Subdivision
$47,000,000 MXN
134,051 m² · $351 MXN/m²
For sale · Montemorelos
Lot 43 · Cantera Real · North Corner
$3,885,000 MXN
2,590 m² · $1,500 MXN/m²
For sale · Montemorelos
Casa Cuarcita · OMOS Design · Firenze 2024 Finalist
$10,700,000 MXN
2 bd · 2 ba · 120 m² built · 2,327.95 m² lot
For rent · Montemorelos
Casa Cuarcita · Short-Term Stay
$9,500 MXN /mo
2 bd · 2 ba · 120 m² built · 2,327.95 m² lot
For sale · Montemorelos
Lot 42 · Cantera Real · North Zone
$2,700,000 MXN
1,800 m² · $1,500 MXN/m²
For sale · Montemorelos
Lot 100 · Cantera Real · Central Corridor
$2,700,000 MXN
1,800 m² · $1,500 MXN/m²
Frequently asked
Apartments for rent in Mexico City
Which is the best area to rent an apartment in Mexico City?
Polanco for premium, Roma Norte and Condesa for a social life, Cuauhtémoc and Juárez for price and proximity, Santa Fe for corporate stays. The usual minimum lease is 12 months.
How much is a one-bedroom apartment in Mexico City?
Polanco MX$25,000-45,000/month, Roma and Condesa MX$18,000-35,000, Cuauhtémoc and Juárez MX$15,000-25,000, Doctores and Obrera MX$9,000-15,000.
What documents are required to rent in Mexico City?
A guarantor who owns property in Mexico City (with the deed), proof of income (three times the monthly rent), government ID, one to two months' deposit and one month up front. Some premium buildings ask for a rent-guarantee policy instead of a personal guarantor.