But to be fair, "neighborhood guides" are worth little considering the 10,000 neighborhoods in this city. Good video, better than most, and I'd never call it clickbait, but they DID say "there are more." In my opinion, JURIQUILLA should NOT be on this list. Simply not part of the city.
We've been watching your RU-vid channel for awhile and are recently visited Queretaro. Liz Mundo gave us a tour of neighborhoods east and southeast of Centro. We are getting more excited about the opportunity now that we've had an in person, tailored tour. There are so many options and varieties and Liz met our needs as future retirees from Washington State. Muchas gracias!
You're all so fab. Loved listening and really appreciate you defining; north, south, east & west with just enough of a sound byte on each area to know where to direct your attention. Thanks :)
EXCELLENT, JUST AN EXCELLENT VIDEO SHOWING area's around Queretaro!. I SO WISH there were agents who did this for OTHER areas in Mexico like Mazatlán, La Paz, PV and Merida!. GREAT WORK Rod & Landy!!
❤❤❤I love this vid!.. 😀 I am looking forward to Zakia first then Zibata!. I'm super excited but I'm preparing my teens for this relocation in a couple of years because they gotta finish high school!
This was a helpful video. We may reach out to you to discuss a tour of rentals, though we currently living in Tlajomulco de Zúñiga and still have 1 1/2 years left on our 3 year lease, but Querétaro is out top choice for our next rental for up to 40000 pesos. Hopefully early next year we can arrange a tour with you.
What a great video! My husband and I are researching areas of Mexico to possibly move to in 2 to 3 years. Is QRO a good area for people in their late 50s and early 60s? Or is it better to look elsewhere in Mexico?
Overall in my opinion, I think QRO is a great place to live for all ages. (We have a video on this topic) Great climate, great mix of historic and metropolitan, and safe and clean. Plus many other reasons.
Great information and nice video and very informative. You mentioned El Refugio but not Capital Sur which is a huge new development that is very nice and lovely.
In one of your videos, you mentioned a really good gluten-free bakery, I can’t remember what it was, would you be willing to share what it was please? Thanks so much for your great videos!
Yes, I believe most of our audience could figure that out. When we say 20k pesos ($1,000l), I don't think people are thinking "I can buy a house for 1k!"😂😅 When the majority of people 1st move to MX they usually rent. That's why we just give a general tour. It's impossible to cover every neighborhood and price all over the QRO metroplex.
Which of the neighborhoods have the possibilities of not needing a car, with deliveries (,food etc.) from stores, with other conveniences within walking distance of rental apartments? Would that be Alamos? As for older people. Thanks.
Hello. I am a recruiter for Siemens Energy. We are looking for Accounting/General Ledger professionals in Queretaro. Do you know of anyone who might be interested?
living in florida usa now, interested to retire and invest in queretaro, mexico. need recomandation for private tour in the city in Novemaber 2022, will pay
As an American, these look like reasonable prices, but I wonder what kind of Mexicans are able to afford this? I’m guessing business owners and or high income executive couples. 🤷♂️
