Furnished apartments for rent in Mexico City - Short term rentals for digital nomad & remote workers

Mexico City has lots of historical and cultural attractions, Chapultepec Park, Frida Kahlo Museum, Palacio de Bellas Artes, Zócalo. You can also visit the famous Teotihuacán pyramids outside the town or explore the trendy neighborhoods of La Roma and La Condesa. Each area has its own vibe, from Coyoacán’s artistic energy to Polanco’s cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Living in Mexico City is much more affordable than in US or European cities. A one bedroom furnished apartment in the center costs between $1,200 and $2,000 USD per month, for utilities and ultra fast wireless internet, add an extra $80 to $150 USD. Eating out is cheap, meals in mid-range restaurants cost between $8 and $20 USD, and groceries are $250 to $400 USD per month. Public transportation is budget friendly, metro and bus passes cost between $25 and $40 USD per month. So you can live comfortably there.

Yes, Rent Remote has both short term and long term apartments for rent, so you have the possibility to go to Mexico City for a few weeks or several months. Short term rentals are ideal for business travelers, digital nomads or those exploring the town, extended stays deliver better rates and a more settled experience.

Coliving spaces are shared accommodations where tenants have private rooms but share common areas like kitchens and lounges. They are great for socializing and networking, but may not offer the privacy and quiet needed for remote work. Furnished apartments provide fully private living spaces, parking, more independence, better work conditions and home-like experience. Rent Remote’s furnished flats have dedicated workstations, strong and reliable internet connection and premium amenities for professionals.

The best time to visit Mexico City is spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). These seasons have temperatures between 15 to 26°C (59 to 79°F), excellent for getting around the city. Winters are mild, summers can be rainy, which may impact outdoor activities.

Most people can stay in Mexico City for up to 180 days on a tourist visa. If you’re planning an extended stay you may need to apply for a temporary resident visa to live in Mexico for 1 to 4 years. Check Mexico’s immigration rules before long term relocation.