The places of origin are varied: Tabasco, Veracruz, Mexico City and the State of Mexico, among the states with the greatest presence.
Mérida is a quiet city to live in, which is why many foreigners have decided to settle; However, there are those who do not choose well, so here is a guide to the best areas that can help to make your stay more pleasant.
The growth of the Yucatecan capital has caused the urban sprawl to grow disproportionately, since while some points have services, others do not.
It is no secret to anyone that every year Mérida is chosen by so-called foreigners to live. The places of origin are varied: Tabasco, Veracruz, Mexico City and the State of Mexico, among the states with the greatest presence.
Zones for foreigners
There is a rule that is widely commented by those who come to live at a point, which is based on the fact that the best area to live is where you can move, that is, it is easy to get to.
Apart from mobility, there are other aspects that must be taken into account such as security, the noise that is generated in the area, traffic, as well as the services that are available.
There are those who like to live in the Center; however, it is not highly recommended, since being a tourist area there is movement and noise all day, which might not be so pleasant. Not to mention that there is no parking.
However, there are colonies close to the Center that can be considered as the García Ginerés.
In the North zone there are colonies and subdivisions that may be ideal, since it has several attractions, squares and recreation points. Is it far from the Center? Yes, although it all depends on how it moves: truck, car and bicycle.
Source: Por Esto
