
Polanco
$87,000 MXN / month
12 month minimum · Available Aug 1, 2025
WhatsApp Owner
The city's quiet, polished uptown — embassies, museums, and Mexico's best-known luxury corridor.
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Polanco
$87,000 MXN / month
12 month minimum · Available Aug 1, 2025
WhatsApp Owner
Currently leasedPolanco
$45,000 MXN / month
12 month minimum · Available Sep 26, 2026
WhatsApp OwnerPolanco is Mexico City's established uptown — calmer, greener, and more residential than Roma or Condesa, built in the 1930s and 40s in a mix of Colonial Californian and modernist styles, with streets named after writers and philosophers (Horacio, Homero, Schiller, Julio Verne). The northern edge borders the Bosque de Chapultepec, the largest urban park in the Americas, and the corridor along Av. Presidente Masaryk is the country's most famous luxury-retail street. Lincoln and Polanco parks give the residential core real green space.
It suits people who prioritize quiet, security, and space over nightlife — families, executives, diplomats (many embassies are here or nearby), and anyone working in the Polanco/Nuevo Polanco business district. The cultural pull is strong: the Museo Soumaya, Museo Jumex, and Auditorio Nacional are all here, and Chapultepec's museums (Anthropology, Modern Art, the castle) are a short walk or cab. Apartments tend to be larger, with elevators, doormen, and parking far more common than in Roma or Condesa.
Transit is good but more car-oriented: Metro Polanco and Auditorio sit on Line 7, and Masaryk and the avenues are walkable, but the neighborhood is more spread out and many residents drive. It is one of the safest-feeling central areas, with a slower street life — the trade-off for that calm is that it is the most expensive of the three neighborhoods and has less of the spontaneous café-and-bar texture that defines Roma–Condesa.
Polanco rentals skew higher-end and longer-term, and the owner-direct route matters even more here: prices and contracts are substantial, so a verified owner, a real lease, póliza jurídica, and CFDI invoicing protect both sides far better than a short-stay booking ever could.