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$465,000 way too high a price for a studio.... Plus $510. MONTHLY for HOA!

Too expensive!

I’ve been living in Queretaro for over 2 yrs now and this place is growing really fast so that means traffic is really bad now and the city infrastructure is not good for the many people moving here , I can say that if you’re looking for a easy transition specially coming from the USA/ Canada this city is the one ,once you acclimate to Mexico you can move to another place in Mexico, that’s what I’m doing lol. Queretaro is one of the most expensive cities in Mexico and people here aren’t really friendly 😅

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Hola Taniel, do you offer assistance with applications for permanent resident visa applications? I can't get in touch with the consulate in YYC

Been there. Lotta cartels there.

I was there for a whole month and I was the only black person. I know some Spanish, but still felt different and got lots of stares. I expected stares, but not as much as i got. Kind of overwhelming and exhausting for a shy introvert.

Excellent interview Vanessa ! This is HD

Queretaro has been on people's radars for a long time, which is why it is so expensive. But all of Mexico has gotten expensive

Fellow New Yorker living in Qro for three years. That's exactly what we need. Another New Yorker talking everyone in UA-cam land about Qro. Just because you find a great place, your don't tell everyone. That's how it remains a great place. It's completely dusty here. We go sometimes 8 months without rain. After paying your rent for one year, you've proven you're a good tenant. You can have your landlord drop the insurance or he can pay for it if he wants it. I've done it twice

I would not recommend moving your stuff to Mexico because it is expensive and very tedious. Buy new stuff when you get there.

I was in Querétaro last year and agree 100% The culture, the arquitecture, and the people is what makes Mexico a great place to live 💚🤍❤️

I always love seeing you two together. I hope to retire in Puerto Vallarta someday as well.

Another great video. Great to see the two of you together again

Taniel is a great Real Estate Broker, I’ve been selling real estate in Texas over 20 + and like his professionalism. We’ve been watching many of your videos of you two traveling around to talking real estate in PV. We hope to invest in PV 2025 and will use Taniel.

First I would like to congratulate you both on your growth. Second I literally have been curious & following you since you first aired on House Hunters. You are amazing.😉

Excellent interview!

AFTER a Hurricane is a terrific time to sell property... Acapulco??? anybody?

Wow! I love you,girl. You're so smart, well informed and civilized. I too have left the United States , and live in Morelia, México, since March of this year. I am honored to be here. I live in a beautiful 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms in Morelia. The freedom of living here as a black woman, is priceless. In México, you are simply a person, and not a "black person", and is not judged by your race. God bless México. Thanks to the Mexican government for the asylum.

I think the fact that her background -part of her cultural heritage is from Haiti wich is a Latin country makes her feel at home in Mexico, most latin countries have many commonalities that you can not describe but you can experience. Besides Queretaro is a world heritage city because of is well preserved historial center. Queretaro is one of the best preserved colonial cities in Mexico and probably the cleanest and it has an amazing cultural scene, a moderate climate and a pretty visible middle class.

This video became informative at 4:01, 👍

I'm very interested in talking to you about Querétaro. FYI I´m currently in Chapala and will be here until my son graduates from high school in this area in 2026. Then I´m thinking about moving to Querétaro after he graduates.

So nice and energetic ❤

I have been living in Mexico City almos 2 years and I also scare me the earthquakes 😬 , and it happen very often.

They should make this beautiful housing affordable for the working class Mexicans

I would like to know about crime in Queretaro, Mexico. I am curious.I notice that there is a lot of people moving to Merida but I'm the kind of person that rather move to a place where there aren't so many ex-pats

Oh! It’s so good to know that we are not immigrants anymore, we are now “Expats “ 😂

I heard Queretaro is growing because there's Asian companies moving in, so they have to construct homes for the families and employees.

Beautiful interview. I like the word "Maverick" describing expats! I agree that the culture is rich, the people are inviting & amazing, and I really enjoyed my time learning about Mexico when I visited. I was so happy to visit Rivera's museum, Anahuacalli. I am a huge fan of the Mexican Muralists (Orozco, Rivera, and Siqueiros). So touring the palace to see their murals was a wonderful experience. I even bought a huge book from a bookstore that has most of the Museo Nacional de Antropología artifacts in it. I was so geeked up about the book that I didn't care that it was all in Spanish. I really enjoyed Mexico! ❤😊

Wow what a sweet lady!!

Hola from Queretaro. Rent is 14k and later 15k and includes everything. i never beg or accept money. My groceries are online and home delivery, acajudi 100 UA-cam. I do not beg or charge for my 411. Over 62 years coming to Mexico, mainly Acapulco, and the world and all 50 USA states, I was born in Chicago in 1942.

This interview with Vanessa was amazing. Very sharp, smart and intelligent.

I think that some people are on autopilot. Mexicans like happy, they like smiling, like a good joke and love a party. So if you want to immediately fit in Mexico, be nice to people, listen to them, enjoy their company and their culture. Mexicans are flattered when you like Mexican things!! I have lived in Mexico for 10 years..I am stereotypical Caucasian. Mexicans love me because they can tell, they can sense that I feel comfortable and at home in Mexico w Mexicans.. It's actually been far far easier than I could have dreamed of!!

As retirees, we didn't feel it was for us. It is a great place for younger people, because there are good jobs that pay well and nice stores, restaurants and bars. So many BMWs and European cars. My wife is Mexican and we are both fluent in Spanish and English and I make friends easily. We did not make any friends other than casual acquaintances with people at the businesses we frequented. I don't think it would be the same if you are working with other local people, or meet up with other digital nomads or have your kids in a school, etc,. The city is growing faster than the infrastructure. Traffic is frequently terrible. It does have great places like Hercules brewery and Centro is nice. We lived in Juriquilla where the homes look alike and it has a lot of strip malls nearby. Then we moved to Alamos 2da which was much more walkable and appealing to us. Find out where you want to spend your time and rent a place nearby. Vanessa seems to have her place and you can see it in her enthusiasm. I am happy for her. The service she is offering sounds great.

it's better for the world not to know where all the towns in Mexico are 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉💪🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Hi !!! So amazing!! I can’t wait to check this out! I’m ready for my consultation!!!🎉

I took an autobus from San Miguel del Allende to Queretaro. I like San Miguel more, but I enjoyed Queretaro open air mall. It was my first time experiencing that. I like Merida Mx more than all of them.

Hola Riss! Not to be critical but if I meant to be I would say that within the first 60 seconds into her story she said "Um" nine times but who's counting. Maybe she was just nervous or maybe it's just a bad habit she needs to be aware of. Buena suerte!

Great video, great information! I'd love to connect with Vanessa to get her on my podcast!

Thanks Risa; Another great interview!

Talk about the pLandemic as you ran back to the USA .... You could have told the world about Ivermectin.

Thanks for the information just retired and looking to move out of new york city can you please send video next time of that country

I cannot wait! One of my friends is now open to coming to QRO from Toluca.

Very good interview. I've been here 4 months. Love it. I agree wholly, especially what Vanessa speaks about this culture and the Mexican people - the importance of the family!

I've been looking at property there and how the heck did they get that place for $480k? Even a 3 bed condo is listed for like $600k+!!

That's a complete ripoff. It should be about half that price.

Crime rates

Nice commentary and tour of Versalles. I have 3 homes here in Vallarta, to see the progress in both residential & commercial progress is staggering! Cheers from the Upper East Side 🗽 .

Might as well live in Hawaii for those prices, less crowded and not on the street!

Another great video