
Condesa
$42,000 MXN / month
6 month minimum · Available Jul 1, 2025
WhatsApp Owner
Tree-lined art-deco streets, two great parks, and the densest café and restaurant scene in the city.
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Condesa
$42,000 MXN / month
6 month minimum · Available Jul 1, 2025
WhatsApp Owner
Currently leasedCondesa
$32,000 MXN / month
12 month minimum · Available Mar 1, 2026
WhatsApp OwnerCondesa is the green heart of central Mexico City — two adjacent colonias, Hipódromo and Hipódromo Condesa, laid out in the 1920s and 30s around the old horse-racing track that is now Parque México. The architecture is the draw: streamlined art-deco and early-functionalist buildings, rounded corners, terrazzo lobbies, and wrought-iron balconies, most of them three to five storeys with no elevator. Streets like Ámsterdam (the old racetrack loop), Tamaulipas, and Mazatlán are shaded by jacarandas and ficus, and the camellón down the middle of Ámsterdam is a continuous walking path.
It suits people who want to live outside and on foot. You can cross the whole neighborhood in twenty minutes, and almost everything you need — specialty coffee, taquerías, natural-wine bars, gyms, vets, the Tuesday tianguis — is within a few blocks. Parque México and the smaller Parque España are full from early morning (runners, dogs, tai chi) to late evening. The crowd skews creative, international, and thirty-something, with a long-settled Mexican middle class and, increasingly, remote workers on longer stays.
Getting around is easy without a car. Metrobús Line 1 runs along the eastern edge on Av. Insurgentes; Metro Chilpancingo and Patriotas are a short walk; and Roma Norte, Juárez, and Chapultepec are all walkable or a five-minute cab. Ecobici stations are everywhere. The trade-offs are real: Condesa is one of the louder and more nightlife-heavy central neighborhoods, weekend brunch queues are a way of life, and street parking is genuinely scarce, so a parking spot is worth paying for if you drive.
For renting, Condesa is where the most furnished, mid-term inventory in the city concentrates, which also makes it the most Airbnb-saturated — and the most marked-up. Renting directly from the owner is how you get the real Condesa price and a proper agreement instead of a nightly reservation.