A second-floor walk-up unit in a low-cost housing complex from the late 1990s, where beige buildings surround a parking courtyard. Inside it is plain, with white tile floors and iron bars on every window. The complex sits on a main road at the city's eastern edge, so the price per square foot is less than half the city average.
One parking space
Laundry area
Gated complex
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Narvarte Oriente
Two-bedroom in a five-story walk-up
$197,800Local price · MX$3.65M
646 sq ft (60 m²)2 bed1 bath
A two-bedroom on the fourth floor of a building from around 2018, reached only by stairs, with the living room and kitchen in one open space. The living room window faces the building next door, so there is no view, but Narvarte is a central middle-class neighborhood where markets and parks are within walking distance.
One covered parking space
Daytime security guard
Breakfast bar
Built-in bookshelves
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Portales Sur
Three-bedroom in a 2021 elevator building
$260,000Local price · MX$4.8M
980 sq ft (91 m²)3 bed2 bath
A fifth-floor unit in a building from 2021. The living room window looks out on street trees and low rooftops, and the primary bedroom has its own bathroom. It is on Avenida Popocatépetl, a few steps off Calzada de Tlalpan, so you hear the traffic, but this is an ordinary family neighborhood close to schools, markets and supermarkets.
Elevator
One underground parking space (car lift)
Two storage rooms
Building security
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Lomas de Chapultepec
Architect-designed modern house on four levels
$3,087,000Local price · MX$57M
6,674 sq ft (620 m²)3 bed3.5 bath
A four-level house from around 2020 that AD magazine called "an architectural puzzle": slabs of pale stone and blocks of concrete stacked at offsets, with a terrace of trailing plants on every floor. All three bedrooms have their own bathroom and walk-in closet. The 4,300 sq ft lot is small for a mansion in this neighborhood, but it sits off a quiet street that sees almost no traffic.
Private garden
Terrace on every floor
Parking for four cars
Maid's room
Solar panels
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Lomas de Chapultepec
Spanish Colonial-style mansion
$18,000,000Local price · MX$332M
31,323 sq ft (2,910 m²)5 bed7.5 bath
A two-story Spanish Colonial mansion from the mid-1980s, with a Catalan brick vault over the entry hall, marble and hardwood floors, and a covered terrace that wraps all the way around the house. The 1.4-acre lot holds a large lawn, a pool and a big game room that opens onto the garden. It has been listed at US$18 million since June 2026.
Outdoor pool
Large lawn
Wine cellar
Covered parking for 15 cars
Guardhouse
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