What does it cost to live in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico? - Episode 4

[@taxationistheft711]

Hey I just wanted to make sure you got at least one comment. I have lived in la lejona for the last year. It is a pretty nice, safe neighborhood. You did a great job !

[@NomadicRVLiving]

Thanks and glad you enjoyed it. I would have purchased in the neighborhood but wanted something less than $200K. Live in Las Brisas.

[@MacdonmMacdonm]

I lived in the La Amistad area before the gate went in, nice neighbourhood, quiet and safe

[@kingcormack8004]

Last month I rented a 1BR in colonia San Rafael for $500/month. I have friends in Balcones, La Lejona, and La Colima next to el Charco. These are all homes for the highly affluent. Really upscale.

[@jaliscoguanajuatotravelsan5679]

Swimming pools in those places ?

[@NomadicRVLiving]

Most gated communities have pools, some are heated.

[@deevashay]

Do you need a Mexican license for the e-bike?

[@nancykirkendall7780]

What are the rental prices

[@jaliscoguanajuatotravelsan5679]

Is it so the bus stop is a mile away ? are you peddling an E bike ? I like E bikes. Yours is fast

[@NomadicRVLiving]

Yes and I love my E-bike. It looks like I am going fast but probably only 10 mph.

[@sr9253]

What are the HOA fees at the condos and townhomes? It doesn’t look like those homes have any yards.

[@NomadicRVLiving]

It's hard to determine the HOA fees for each property. Mine are $1,600 pesos which is about $90 per month. I think most will be in the $150 to $300 per month range and will depend on amenities and especially if they have a shuttle bus. Most homes in Latin America don't have traditional yards as you would find in the US. There are some communities that have yards, but it's not very common.

[@DeborahSoucek]

Thanks for this! Great job! And love your bike! What kind is it and is it easy to securely park it?

[@NomadicRVLiving]

Thank you. It's made by Honeywhale in Mexico and I have a Kryptonite lock and an alarm .

[@DeborahSoucek]

@@NomadicRVLiving Thanks SO much!