Living in Mexico

  Living in Mexico during the holidays? Lucky you! Not only do you get the beautiful weather, but you’re also surrounded by delicious, festive traditions. One you absolutely have to…

Mexico offers a variety of destinations that blend family-friendly living with good educational options and community-oriented amenities, making them highly appealing for families considering relocation. Whether you’re interested in beach…

By Neal Erickson for The Eye Magazine Posada in Spanish can mean inn, lodging, shelter, boardinghouse, home, etc., depending on context. Traditionally in old Mexico, when people were traveling, at…

  Located on Mexico’s Pacific Coast, Huatulco is a favorite destination for expats from North America and beyond. With its pristine beaches, quiet bays, and relaxed vibe, Huatulco has drawn…

Holiday Season in Mexico. Perhaps because Day of the Dead festivities in Mexico are so unique, intriguing and colorful, the celebrations around Christmas tend to get less attention. But the…

Property taxes, or “predial” as they’re known in Mexico, might seem straightforward, but they work quite differently compared to the U.S. and Canada. If you’re considering buying or investing in…

Mexico’s modern homes are changing the way people look at architecture and living spaces. These homes offer a unique blend of tradition and contemporary design for a comfortable and stylish…

Mazatlán, a coastal city on Mexico’s Pacific side, has been catching the eye of foreign property buyers for years now. It’s not just the sun, sea, and laid-back lifestyle; the…

  Homeowners insurance is an important consideration for anyone investing in Mexican real estate, whether for personal use or as an income property. The cost of this insurance varies widely…

Day of the Dead or Día de Muertos in Spanish is one of the defining Mexican celebrations. It is well-known for illustrating the meaning of Mexicans’ relationship to death. The belief…