HOUSE HUNTING in QUERETARO, MEXICO

There are a ton of awesome neighborhoods in the city of Queretaro, Mexico but in this video I’m showing you 3 of my favorites!

These are some of my favorite neighborhoods in Querétaro for a few reasons: They all have great locations, they’re walkable, and safe.

They are actually all older neighborhoods as well which is actually a big selling point for me because it means they’re a bit of an escape from the concrete jungle of the rest of the city.

I also like these neighborhoods because they’re pretty quiet, aesthetically pleasing, and right by or close to a great restaurant scene.

Are these the fanciest neighborhoods in the city? No, not even close. However, I consider them some of the best areas for other reasons. If you’re looking for the fanciest, maybe you want to look at Campanario, Balvanera, or parts of Juriquilla.

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ABOUT ME
I'm Jordan, an American living in Mexico with my Husky, Laska. In January of 2018 I left the US to start traveling Mexico. Since then, I've been making travel videos about my life in Mexico, travel tips, Las Vegas tips videos, and advice for those considering moving abroad.

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[naynaysmama]

I'm living for your new found confidence, content and happiness. it's always seemed that you've had great information but have been held back from giving it. It's nice to see you relaxed and in luv. The mix of content is going to grow your channel. keep up the great work Jordan and tell May hello 👋

[huertalapaz]

I have been living in Mexico since 1986, started out in San Miguel de Allende after 8 years came to the beach near PV closet to Punta Mita have never gone back to USA I truly love Mexico good luck glad you are making the commitment you will never be sad you made this choice Bravo Animo welcome and Felicidades with the relationship it’s all looking good,

[hbvprms]

ITS ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO SEE OTHER CULTURES FALL IN LOVE W MEXICO

[wayneking]

Bruschetta is an Italian bread appetizer.Brochettes are generally grilled meat pieces on a stick, like shish kabobs. I hope I spelled it all correctly. Love your videos. I adore Queretaro.

[egomez]

Love to see Mayra is getting more in frame, looking forward to see her more and also contributing to the channel as local expert.

[ACEO]

As a mexican living in the u.s. im so jealous that you get to travel mexico

[cityinthesky]

Thanks, for this much needed video, Jordan! Can you consider making a video in the future about the potential pitfalls of buying property/houses in Mexico? I've heard that it is difficult if you are a foreigner due to the legal system, corruption, or fraud. Thanks again!

[RJGARCIA.]

Your vibe is completely different from past videos. I love to see it.

[cindyjohnson]

Informative video—enjoyed the neighborhood tours. Makes it easier to envision the areas. Muchas Gracias, amigo!

[mariobarrera]

BROCHETA (from the French brochette) is a skewer, hence the name of any food that comes on a skewer, which in the US we call kebab. BRUSCHETTA (toast in Tuscan dialect) on the other hand, is a toasted piece of bread rubbed with garlic and usually topped with chopped tomatoes. They sound alike, especially because in English we mispronounce BRUSCHETTA. Anyway... you get the point... LOL

[Busybeeee]

That penthouse was really nice!! Such a great price too! Great video Jordan, nice to see you always creating informative content ☺️👌Ps bruschetta and brochettes are two different dishes. The first being the toasted bread with toppings, the second being on a stick.

[julioalvarez]

Cobblestone slows traffic down a bit, which helps make a neighborhood more walkable. I think it's a win, overall.

[davidvelasco]

My parents just signed a lease in Los naranjos in juriquilla! I can't wait to start visiting them next month.

[dawsabaz]

20:53 all the houses have an open backyard and there is a pool. You pay a monthly fee and that includes the security and gardening maintenance. The home is gorgeous and that pictures don't do it justice. The current owner built the home and it is in amazing condition. We fell in love with the house but not being able to have a fenced area for my dogs and my kids was a heartbreaking no.

[CarputingYT]

Bro your videos are awesome and you could cover topics infinitely and your viewers wouldn't get bored. I'd love some more "houses cost X in X location" videos, or whatever you wanna make. Keep it up bud! Love your personality

[redangrybird]

Querètaro is not a large state and the northern part of it belongs to the "huasteca", a subtropical forested area. That may explain the parrots.

[youmakethecall]

Not a travel video.. but still.. great job Jordan. I really like the way you produce content based upon what your able to do at this time in your life. Love your being real with everything you do. AND still, I look forward to Saturdays with TT … and any glimpse of that cute puppy 🐶 Laska!!!

[elevenseries]

I am ecstatic to see a video like this! The way the last poll went I wasn't sure we'd get a video like this for a while. Thanks Jordan! Great Solid Information once again.

[RJ-peuj]

Tangerine Man all these Video are getting better, and things have my interest.

[johnm]

I'm hoping you will include some less expensive places in your future videos. I alway enjoyed seeing the range of what is available. Good neighborhoods, but with a range of prices. And because I'm older and not planning a family, some 2 bedroom 2 bath places. Otherwise.. I still enjoy the videos. Your new girlfriend is a cutie, plus she seems like such a sweet person.