10 Cheap Mexican Towns Perfect for Retirement

Dreaming of retirement in Mexico but not sure where to settle? In this video, we explore 10 cheap Mexican towns perfect for retirement. Whether you're looking for affordable housing, a low cost of living, or a vibrant community, these Mexican towns offer everything you need to retire comfortably. From beautiful coastal towns to charming inland cities, we highlight some of Mexico's best affordable retirement destinations.
Discover places like San Cristóbal de las Casas, which has a rich culture and history, or consider Ajijic, which is known for its wonderful expat community and stunning views of Lake Chapala. Mexico offers a variety of affordable retirement options for those looking to stretch their retirement budget while enjoying a high quality of life. From beachside paradises like Puerto Escondido to colonial gems like Guanajuato, find out which town suits your retirement dreams best.
Retire in Mexico on a budget without sacrificing comfort! Learn about the cheapest places to retire in Mexico, complete with local amenities, healthcare options, and a safe environment. Subscribe for more insights on affordable living and the best places to retire abroad!

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[SunyaFolayan]

I live in Mexico and quite frankly avoid places like Aijiic due to the arrogant and priviledged attitudes of the "expats". I personally do not use the term. The idea that Mexican culture should mold to them, to us is absurd! At least attempt to learn the language and respect the local color! We are guests here and should act accordingly. This is a beautiful place, and the people are too.

[alalesc]

Mexico is one of the best places in the world to live/retire.

[jennifertuttle]

I lived in Ajijic for 3 years but I agree I knew many Americans that did not learn to speak Spanish. I learned and tried to speak with the Mexican people and their language. I also lived in Puerto Vallarta for three years which I loved except for the hot humid months. Mexico is a wonderful country and the people are amazing and will give you the shirt off their bag. They will cook for you and feed you even when they don’t have a lot for themselves.

[mariomorenodrums]

Great video
I like Queretaro, San Miguel De Allende, Monterrey and Guadalajara
Guys if you move to Mexico learn Spanish, see it as communication is a beautiful thing, no matter what language it is.
I moved to USA and I leaned English if I move to Brazil I’ll lean Português for sure.

We all learn from each other.
Saludos a todos!

[j.whisper]

Smaller town, cheaper! Have lived in Patzcuaro for 10 years. 7, 000 feet in a mountain range by a lake. Famous for Noche de Muertos. Very mild climate! Spring all year round! Tons of local fruits and vegetables in the mercado. Very inexpensive! A Pueblo Magico and less than 35 miles from Morelia, a UNESCO World Heritage site! Home of the Purepecha Natives, never conqured by the Aztecs!

[danieldobler-fflk]

Como extranjero siempre ha sido un gusto viajar en México. Conociendo lindos lugares, y la gente extraordinaria! A mi me encanta la cultura, la comida, el idioma en fin todo!
Y también la bella música!
Gracias Mexico, tu amigo Daniel

[jbnavarrete]

Where ever people decide to go they really should learn the language and not expect everyone to speak English. As an American in the US, people here expect everyone to learn and know English. Why shouldn't it be the same for people moving to a foreign country

[russellbarnes]

I relocated to Morelia, Michoacan about three years ago, from Reno, Nevada. If you're not obsessed with living on the beach, or being in an expat enclave, costs of living are even less. We have a beautiful, nearly 4000 square foot home, that only rents for $400 USD monthly. No need for A/C or heating, due to the elevation, which helps greatly on the budget. Gorgeous city, great culture, great people. NEVER been approached or victimized by ANY crime. Have found no need for a car, everything we need is within walking distance. Assimilation is key though, to enjoy life to its fullest.
Best move I've ever made! VIVA MEXICO 🇲🇽

[frankmurillo]

My parents bought a home in mazatlan 2 years ago cost them 20000 american and invested 25000 to modernize it and fill it with appliances and furniture. I been there plenty of times very calm safe and small town feeling hoping of my siblings I inherit the house lol. They will be living there full time in 2 years when my mom is 59, for now a vacation home

[robbrobb]

great video but it would have been better if you flashed a map of where all these great cities are located before each of the 10 segments

[topplacetoLive]

Mexico's affordable living looks promising. Thanks for the insights!

[miminyc]

So glad that Huatulco is protecting 90% of its beaches. I remember when no tourists or Mexicans didn’t know Huatulco

[tomascastillo]

Puebla and Cholula should have appeared in the list. They are the cultural centers of the country. Beautiful and full of history. And not so High priced as Tulum

[gloriamarin]

Soy mexicana y orgullosa de tan bello país ; en México hay lugares para vivir para todos los gustos, comida patrimonio de la humanidad.
Gente buena,
Quiere lujo ..lo hay
Mediana vida ..la hay
Vengan conozcan MÉXICO no se van a arrepentir

[omarduarte]

I'm from Mexico and this are not affordable places to me 😅 but then again there is endless beautiful places that are more affordable however they're smaller 💚🌊💙

[discoverglobeliving]

Super informative video about affordable places in Mexico for retirement plans. Makes you want to pack up and move! A must-watch for future retirees.

[jaimeehudsontreppiedi]

Olvidaste Mérida, la ciudad más segura de México.
Buenos precios, excelentes hospitales y mucha cultura.

[ZAIDJR]

I found Aguascalientes mexico as a great place to retire . It is one of the safest cities in Mexico.

[yesisc]

1.Mérida 2.Puerto Vallarta 3.Mineral de Pozos 4.Oaxaca city 5. Ensenada 6. Puerto Escondido 7.Chetumal 8.Ixtapan de la Sal 9.Morelia 10.Queretaro 11.Valle de Bravo 12.Mazatlan