Why Are One Million Americans Moving to Mexico?
In many ways, Mexico today is like the U.S. was 50 years ago…before big government, big business, and special interests whittled away the lifestyle our parents took for granted. Mexico is full of overlooked retirement havens where you can retire in luxury without spending a fortune.
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Fast Facts
Population: 111,211,789
Capital City: Mexico City
Climate: Varies from arid to tropical
Time Zone: GMT-8 to -6
Mexico Articles
For gay and lesbian couples in the U.S. who seek marriage and a family life, the best place to find them these days may be…south of the border. Gay couples can now legally marry and adopt children in two popular expat countries in Latin America: Argentina and Mexico.
You and your spouse have finally made the decision: You’re moving to Mexico. You’re sure your quality of life will be better there, and you’re eager to make the leap. But wait! Did anybody ask the kids?
Here’s some good news for expats in Mexico: Buying and keeping a car there has just gotten a little cheaper.
If you’re looking to stretch your retirement dollars, check out Mexico. The lower cost of living in Mexico means your money goes further there.
If you want to enjoy the best that Mexico has to offer—all in one place—then check out Oaxaca, in southeast Mexico. It’s a great place to try out expat life.
If you have been following these dispatches, you’ll know that I’m bullish on Tulum.
Twelve minutes from Tulum, on the Riviera Maya, and within the Gran Bahia Principe Resort, you will find the project that has my attention…Get all the details in this exclusive Real Estate Trend Alert report.
When Philadelphia-born Susana Trilling first came to Oaxaca in 1988, she “wasn’t thinking of starting a business,” she says. In fact, she was taking a break from her career as a chef and restaurant owner, which she’d pursued in New York and in Austin, Texas.
Recently I visited Lake Bacalar, one of my favorite places on Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula. For me, the lake’s tranquil, multi-colored waters and the area’s laid-back simplicity are pure magic.
Mexico’s Costa Maya is everything we dream about in an unspoiled Caribbean beach. The sand is fine and white, the waters are turquoise, and the sun shines almost all year ’round.
