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Tankless water heater are amazing that's what we have. That pool is what we call a jacuzzi tub. I notice the kitchen there rarely have cabinets. That area doesn't look very well maintained it looks abandoned.
I really enjoy when you go to the other areas or towns and go into the neighborhoods. It’s a bonus when you give us house tours to know the availability and prices. Thank you for all you do.
Thanks for this video. I was concerned about how far Caucel is from the city but it looks like they have everything I would need in walking distance. Things are very accessible thanks to no zoning issues.
Hi! Jose. Another great information video. You pointed out the very real problem we deal with in our British Columbia Canadian neighborhoods very restrictive zoning requirements. As you say Merida / Caucel and other areas in Mexico allow for more freedom to conduct business from home, independent street vendors & stores. It's a different lifestyle and I like it! 👍
Yes it is one of the things I mean when I say I love all the "Freedom" we enjoy out here in Mexico. It's things like this. Freedom from the Government telling me what I can or can't do. Viva Mexico!
Thanks for this. As it turns out the Yucatan and Campeche is deemed super safe. Those are the only states that are green meaning safe. Everybody should really think about that when choosing a state to immigrate to. This city looks lovely.
Thanks so much for this! I used to be a realtor here in in Iowa/Illinois. I saw a ton of new construction homes all the time. They were all HUGE. It was just obscene. I wish they'd allow neighborhoods like this. It would solve so many problems in the US. People here would absolutely love homes like thes3. Its really sad that people are so controlling that way.
Thank you for the tour, could you please do a review of Real Montejo next, I have been hearing good things about the area....as always thanks for your help in showcasing different parts of the Merida Metro area.
Thank you Jose for this video from caucel I have family that lives over there. I was there 2 years ago . brought me back memories. Thanks again Have a great day And God bless you
Why is it spelled "Caucel"? I understand it's an indigenous name and the second "c" is pronounced with a hard "c" sound. So why didn't it get spelled "Cauquel" in accordance with Spanish rules of grammar? It's not as if the indigenous people had our current alphabet.
Great question! I have no clue. In fact I did a quick Google search and it says it is a Mayan word for "Rock Quarry" which makes sense if you know the Yucatan. Very interesting place that will be seeing a lot more growth in the future.
Jose! This video is freaking GOLD!!! Thank u so much for going/sharing caucel…and teaching me how to say it…(and dunosusa) correctly😂😂😂 i’ve always been curious about the area but I wasnt about to go all the way out there unless I HAD too lol its beautiful i’m gonna keep it on my radar, thanks again. Hey if u ever wanna go to Uman and walk around like this be my guest 😂🫶🏾😁
Awesome! So happy it was helpful! I haven't been to Uman yet just passed through, but yes I should go out there as well and do a similar video. I only hear great things about that area as well. Who knows maybe someone out there in the audience might entice me to go out there or other areas to do more of these videos. They were fun to shoot and produce for you guys! Thanks again for all the love and support!
Yes I feel like u do love doing these videos, seems like ur turning into a Yucatán pro lol! Love it! Keeping my fingers crossed on Uman content in the future 😁 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾
New white Nissan ? Seems like hundreds of UNSOLD houses in that development. I see that owner has closed in and gated the front of his house. Is that necessary for security ? Are the Mexicans buying these houses considered middle class or upper class ? They come furnished from the builder ? I like the long rods for hanging clothes in the open, in the upper bedroom. I've installed that same thing myself because clothes stay fresher I'd rather live near downtown myself Any other developments between Centro and Progresso, like half way ? Looks a lot like PHOENIX That is my 2010 white FIAT SIENA at 40:47
Have you ever done tours like this of Motul or Ticul, Izamal etc? Even Progreso? I'd be interested is seeing those places, too. Close to Mérida, but smaller communities.
I understand why the us citizens and the canadians put the stores, malls, etc. out of residential areas, when I was in Toronto (went there to study engish), I had to walk like 1 km if i wanted to buy a chips or a coke and another 1 km to get back to my homestay, here in Mérida I only walk 1 block an I have an oxxo, a Pharmacy, a Tacos stall, a hardware store, etc., so if by 10:00 pm I'm thirsty and I want a coke I only walk a block and buy it.
I've not seen any videos on how the process really is like going across the Mexican u.s. border like how much it really costs to get permits and tourist fmm and just to travel in one's own vehicle car can cost near $1000 and Mexico makes everyone put up a deposit when bringing a vehicle into Mexico upwards to $400 usd it's insane how the border is charging people the way they are
You should check out this video I made for more information - Driving to Merida Yucatan Mexico from Vermont USA! 🇲🇽 ua-cam.com/video/t3NrmIFS3XU/v-deo.html
An FMM or Tourist Permit is a only about $40us and is good for almost six months. Only if you travel outside of the free zone, that covers all of Baja and Sonora, do you have to get a TIP or Temporary Import Permit for your car and the deposit you pay for it is fully refundable when you leave. It's a pretty straight forward process and not a big deal if you want to come and visit. In most cases you can leave for a day when your initial FMM expires and come back in and get new for 180 days. I have friends who have lived here for years doing just that. If you want to get a Residency Visa that's a whole other process but is easily doable. Buena suerte!
There are many reason to live out here. I for one love the year round weather. I hate the cold. Also we visit much of Mexico and it is always nice to come home to the Yucatan. Whenever we travel many Mexicans are envious we live out in paradise and not in the mountains. It is all about perspective and also depends on what the individual personally likes. I am a native Floridian and really love how similar it is to back home. Again its not for everyone. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you bud for the vid...I had to come back to the states for a family emergency..but damn if I don't miss living in mex..thank you for the tour of coucel.. missing my home
Rhanks Jose this is good I can see and learn more but I an curious the one that you showing . How much they asking for. Thanks if you be able to tell me...
I don't know about the exact opportunites out here in Merida but you can watch this video for more information ua-cam.com/users/liveWRcmA2h64Oc?feature=share also if you can't find a job perhaps starting a small business might work out Here's a video on that ua-cam.com/users/live7oU-nfb96u4?feature=share
Appreciate this video. I was under the assumption that Caucel was expat ridden and that I'd have to go in the city to get away from them. As it turns out it's actual natives living and working there. Hoping to move there in 2-3 years.
Love this channel. Could you make a video about the driving rules in Mexico? I see you driving confidently, zipping through these super narrow streets with no traffic signage or lights. Looks like a driving wild west in there. How does a roundabout even work!?
Tocayo, come a little further north to Fraccionamiento Las Americas to do a video. My wife and I have lived in Las Americas 2 for the last 9 months, and love it!
You and many others think the same thing but lucky for you if that is something you want to upgrade then you can definitely get some railing on those stairs. Thanks for sharing
Ya has dado tu vuelta a kanasin? Dicen que es el lugar más peligroso de Yucatán pero la realidad es distinta , ,vivo aquí en kanasin y tambien hay de todo no necesito ir al centro, es mas ya tiene mucho que no voy al centro. Estaria bueno un video de kanasin y si es seguro. Saludos desde kanasin Yucatán
Siii! Estoy de aquerdo que Kanasin esta muy Chido y tranquilo! Estaria bueno haser un video similar de Kanasin. Si nada mas tuviera una guia..... 😅 Si quieres compartir tu casa y barrio con mucho gusto se lo puedo enseñar a todos! Nada mas me mandas un email para ponernos de aquerdo! Saludos!
Pricing varies. You can find out more by checking out the real estate sites or on Facebook marketplace. You can also check out my website for more information www.josearteaga.com/merida-mexico
The lack of trees and greenery on that new neighborhood is just wrong and irresponsible in weather such as the Yucatan. I wonder why people do not take interest, or deem important to shade their homes, their streets! Makes my skin burn just looking at those apocalyptic streets!
I agree but this is the Jungle, it grows back very very quickly. It is already a lot greener than I remember it, imagine in a few more months when the rains come
@Jose Arteaga Travels If the ayuntamiento were to get serious, and force these developers to actually have a green plan for their new, fancy development, it would be a game changer.
Hi! Is this a Haddisic Community? I noticed lines tied outside a couple of houses around the 27 minute mark. Is there a Temple in the area? A Shul? Kosher meat market? I wish the house you showed had a washer & dryer. Thanks in advance! Is there a place that sells Cabrito?
It is a Mexican Community. The home does not have a washer and dryer because there is a Lavanderia close by and most people prefer to use that. I myself got a washer and hang my cloths out to dry in the sun. You can also do the same or even buy a dryer if so inclined.
Great Question! You can watch this video for more information The REAL SECRET to Finding Affordable Housing in Mexico 🇲🇽 ua-cam.com/video/hSaGVFFIruE/v-deo.html
I didn't forget. Prices vary greatly in the area same as throughout the rest of the city. If you are interesting in the home in the video please feel free to email mrmexico2021@gmail.com
Actually it is it's own municipality like most of these new constructions around Merida they are all creating their own communities not tied down to all the rules and regulations of the City of Merida
Hi Jose! I love following you on Google Streets but you cut the video off the main road and the next scene was pulling into the new houses. Where was that turn, please?
I'm a melanin-skinned USAF retired/ 100% disabled ex-pat, living in my Filipina wife's country, since my retirement in 1983. My wife has a cancer problem now and if she succumbs to it, I will have to leave the country or marry someone else. I can't do that because I'm 78 years old and have no wish to get use to another female in my life. I saw your video by accident and decided to watch it out of curiosity. I like what I saw! So, God forbid, my wife loses this battle, you just may have given me a location I can find peace in. I've subbed and will continue to watch. Thank you for this video. Hopefully, I won't have to try moving because I'd have to sell my home and cars
Curious about the SIX store ? anyone know what sort of business that is? big red Six sign several times in the video... just curious... and Jose, again you knocked it out of the park, enjoyed the drive a lot!! very nice area! seems like the benefits of this area are pretty clear. Thank you for taking us all along for this tour
The smoke from trash being burned throughout Mexico caused my eyes to close while driving this is probably why there are so many accidents in Mexico. My eye become super irritated from the smoke. My other gripe is that almost none of the massive sized speed bumps are painted stripped. I was constantly having to slam on my brakes as I was nearly launched off of the speed bumps that appeared out of nowhere. The speed bumps match the road there is no contrast. The air pollution from smoke is so bad that I had to pull over and pour water into my eyes.
you cannot burn trash in Merida...thats forbidden here... and if you see someone doing that, you can call the police and they will go inmediately to stop it
Jose, if a person is bringing a fair amount of cash and cannot get a bank account in Mexico, what's your advice? Especially because it will be in Cdn funds.
Not sure what kind of advice you mean. If you are looking to Purchase a Home in your situation please watch this video Your Complete Guide to Mexican Real Estate 🇲🇽 ua-cam.com/video/Jj0h9bE6hoM/v-deo.html But if what you are looking for is a 1 on 1 Consultation with me then please follow this link www.josearteaga.com/youtube-consultations Hope this helps!
Generally you have to report over $10,000us to customs. I wouldn't recommend it though. Keep your account in Canada and get a Mexican account and transfer as needed. In the US there is Charles Schwab where you don't need to have a Mexican bank account and no need to carry a bunch of cash around. Just go to any ATM and withdraw how much you need with no ATM, exchange or transfer fees. Buena suerte!
Great Question! Gas stations are everywhere, but just not as many as we are used to seeing in the US. But they are in very convenient locations not too far away from each other. Trust me I know I run out of gas in the truck a lot since the gauge isn't working correctly and I have had to walk to plenty of gas stations and it never takes me that long. 😅
True..I lived in cancel for two and a half years and only went to Merida maybe four or five times..it was beautiful loved the people..plan on moving back...and public transportation is great
@@pearlperlitavenegas2023 Not sure if you're speaking to me but l pay $4000 pesos a month..however l know there are places that you can pay like $2000 and even less a month
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Tankless water heater are amazing that's what we have. That pool is what we call a jacuzzi tub. I notice the kitchen there rarely have cabinets. That area doesn't look very well maintained it looks abandoned.
I really enjoy when you go to the other areas or towns and go into the neighborhoods. It’s a bonus when you give us house tours to know the availability and prices.
Thank you for all you do.
Glad you enjoyed it so much!
Thanks for this video. I was concerned about how far Caucel is from the city but it looks like they have everything I would need in walking distance. Things are very accessible thanks to no zoning issues.
Glad it was helpful! Yes I was pleasantly surprised myself! Viva Mexico!
Hi! Jose. Another great information video. You pointed out the very real problem we deal with in our British Columbia Canadian neighborhoods very restrictive zoning requirements. As you say Merida / Caucel and other areas in Mexico allow for more freedom to conduct business from home, independent street vendors & stores. It's a different lifestyle and I like it! 👍
Yes it is one of the things I mean when I say I love all the "Freedom" we enjoy out here in Mexico. It's things like this. Freedom from the Government telling me what I can or can't do. Viva Mexico!
We lived in Caucel and loved it there. Can’t wait to come back!
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for this. As it turns out the Yucatan and Campeche is deemed super safe. Those are the only states that are green meaning safe. Everybody should really think about that when choosing a state to immigrate to. This city looks lovely.
Thanks for sharing!
It would be awesome if it weren't for the heat.
I just found out that it's literally 20 years old..!
Gran Santa Fe is great during Christmas..!
I had no idea! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for this! I used to be a realtor here in in Iowa/Illinois. I saw a ton of new construction homes all the time. They were all HUGE. It was just obscene. I wish they'd allow neighborhoods like this. It would solve so many problems in the US. People here would absolutely love homes like thes3. Its really sad that people are so controlling that way.
I'm glad the video was so helpful! Thank you for sharing!
Certainly you will not be living among the most sophisticated people in there.
Me gustan mucho tus videos! Nací aquí y me da mucho gusto como describes y muestras las bondades de nuestra ciudad y nuestro país. Saludos!
Muchas gracias! Un Abrazo! Saludos!
Thank you for the tour, could you please do a review of Real Montejo next, I have been hearing good things about the area....as always thanks for your help in showcasing different parts of the Merida Metro area.
Sure thing! I will add it to my list!
This home was perfect, if you want a quieter lifestyle looks like a great place to live.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Jose for this video from caucel
I have family that lives over there.
I was there 2 years ago . brought me back memories.
Thanks again
Have a great day
And God bless you
Glad you loved it! 🙂
Why is it spelled "Caucel"? I understand it's an indigenous name and the second "c" is pronounced with a hard "c" sound. So why didn't it get spelled "Cauquel" in accordance with Spanish rules of grammar? It's not as if the indigenous people had our current alphabet.
Great question! I have no clue. In fact I did a quick Google search and it says it is a Mayan word for "Rock Quarry" which makes sense if you know the Yucatan. Very interesting place that will be seeing a lot more growth in the future.
@@JoseArteagaTravels If that place was in Texas, the invaders would have probably misunderstood and ended up calling it "Cow Bell"😃
It’s a Mayan name and there’s no qu in Yucatec Maya
Jose! This video is freaking GOLD!!! Thank u so much for going/sharing caucel…and teaching me how to say it…(and dunosusa) correctly😂😂😂 i’ve always been curious about the area but I wasnt about to go all the way out there unless I HAD too lol its beautiful i’m gonna keep it on my radar, thanks again. Hey if u ever wanna go to Uman and walk around like this be my guest 😂🫶🏾😁
Awesome! So happy it was helpful! I haven't been to Uman yet just passed through, but yes I should go out there as well and do a similar video. I only hear great things about that area as well. Who knows maybe someone out there in the audience might entice me to go out there or other areas to do more of these videos. They were fun to shoot and produce for you guys! Thanks again for all the love and support!
Yes I feel like u do love doing these videos, seems like ur turning into a Yucatán pro lol! Love it! Keeping my fingers crossed on Uman content in the future 😁 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾
I think Caucel and Hunucma are the two places where I would like to live
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Looks like Santa Fe of Tijuana. They have Brand new houses similar to the ones there.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Gracias por visitarnos amigo nuestra linda ciudad
Fue un placer! Tengo que ir otra vez a ver que mas tiene la zona. Saludos!
@@JoseArteagaTravels saludos ✌️
New white Nissan ?
Seems like hundreds of UNSOLD houses in that development. I see that owner has closed in and gated the front of his house. Is that necessary for security ?
Are the Mexicans buying these houses considered middle class or upper class ?
They come furnished from the builder ?
I like the long rods for hanging clothes in the open, in the upper bedroom. I've installed that same thing myself because clothes stay fresher
I'd rather live near downtown myself
Any other developments between Centro and Progresso, like half way ?
Looks a lot like PHOENIX
That is my 2010 white FIAT SIENA at 40:47
Thanks for sharing!
Have you ever done tours like this of Motul or Ticul, Izamal etc? Even Progreso? I'd be interested is seeing those places, too. Close to Mérida, but smaller communities.
No I havent but will look into it for the future
I understand why the us citizens and the canadians put the stores, malls, etc. out of residential areas, when I was in Toronto (went there to study engish), I had to walk like 1 km if i wanted to buy a chips or a coke and another 1 km to get back to my homestay, here in Mérida I only walk 1 block an I have an oxxo, a Pharmacy, a Tacos stall, a hardware store, etc., so if by 10:00 pm I'm thirsty and I want a coke I only walk a block and buy it.
I love the comforts and convenience of living in Mexico! Thanks for sharing!
I've not seen any videos on how the process really is like going across the Mexican u.s. border like how much it really costs to get permits and tourist fmm and just to travel in one's own vehicle car can cost near $1000 and Mexico makes everyone put up a deposit when bringing a vehicle into Mexico upwards to $400 usd it's insane how the border is charging people the way they are
You should check out this video I made for more information - Driving to Merida Yucatan Mexico from Vermont USA! 🇲🇽 ua-cam.com/video/t3NrmIFS3XU/v-deo.html
An FMM or Tourist Permit is a only about $40us and is good for almost six months. Only if you travel outside of the free zone, that covers all of Baja and Sonora, do you have to get a TIP or Temporary Import Permit for your car and the deposit you pay for it is fully refundable when you leave. It's a pretty straight forward process and not a big deal if you want to come and visit. In most cases you can leave for a day when your initial FMM expires and come back in and get new for 180 days. I have friends who have lived here for years doing just that. If you want to get a Residency Visa that's a whole other process but is easily doable. Buena suerte!
What's the point to living in a place that is just like Florida. Seems like you would be missing out on living in Mexico.
There are many reason to live out here. I for one love the year round weather. I hate the cold. Also we visit much of Mexico and it is always nice to come home to the Yucatan. Whenever we travel many Mexicans are envious we live out in paradise and not in the mountains. It is all about perspective and also depends on what the individual personally likes. I am a native Floridian and really love how similar it is to back home. Again its not for everyone. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you bud for the vid...I had to come back to the states for a family emergency..but damn if I don't miss living in mex..thank you for the tour of coucel.. missing my home
Sorry to hear that boss. Hope everything gets better soon! We will be waiting for you out here in Paradise!
Rhanks Jose this is good I can see and learn more but I an curious the one that you showing . How much they asking for. Thanks if you be able to tell me...
Great question! Contact information is in the description of this video
Thanks for this video, what are job opportunities in this area if you can ple share, thank you
I don't know about the exact opportunites out here in Merida but you can watch this video for more information ua-cam.com/users/liveWRcmA2h64Oc?feature=share also if you can't find a job perhaps starting a small business might work out Here's a video on that ua-cam.com/users/live7oU-nfb96u4?feature=share
That pool was a surprise! Love it.
Yes it is lovely!
Are there farmer's markets where produce costs less than in supermarkets in Merida?
Yes in every neighborhood
Appreciate this video. I was under the assumption that Caucel was expat ridden and that I'd have to go in the city to get away from them. As it turns out it's actual natives living and working there. Hoping to move there in 2-3 years.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Can you do videos of Dzitya and Conkal?
Sounds Good I will add it to my list!
I would like to work for a few years more. What kind of pay for forklift operators, warehouse workers make ? Can you also work from home too ?
There are no regular jobs for Foreigners in Mexico unless you want to work for Mexican wages. Best option is to get a job online making Dollars
Mexico seems to be great every thing the USA isn't
Well said! Viva Mexico!
Love this channel. Could you make a video about the driving rules in Mexico? I see you driving confidently, zipping through these super narrow streets with no traffic signage or lights. Looks like a driving wild west in there. How does a roundabout even work!?
Great suggestion!! For more information on how you can ask me a Question Click here www.josearteaga.com/youtube-consultations
Tocayo, come a little further north to Fraccionamiento Las Americas to do a video. My wife and I have lived in Las Americas 2 for the last 9 months, and love it!
Awesome! Congratulations! Viva Merida!
This reminds of where I live in Haringey
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
It was a super nice change up. I loved the video and I would definitely explore neighborhoods outside of the city. Thanks
Awesome! Glad you loved it!
Can you do a tour of uman mx ? wanted to move there for the newly build homes also
Sounds good I will look into it
Jose with nothing to say ? ! You gotta be joking !!!
Jiji Thanks for sharing!
you should check out Izamal - pueblo pintado de amarillo
I will make my way out there one day soon
I could not walk up those stairs with out a railing
You and many others think the same thing but lucky for you if that is something you want to upgrade then you can definitely get some railing on those stairs. Thanks for sharing
By the way, you already know the new Mérida transportation buses called Va y Ven?
Yes I do! This is an older video
@@JoseArteagaTravels en esos autobuses nuevos amigo ya no usas dinero en efectivo sino una tarjeta especial 😉
How much is that #953 House if for Rent?
You should contact the home owner. His info is in the description of this video
Do you know a place where I can rent a car without credit card?
Yes you can search in the Facebook expat groups
Homes made of Bricks and mortar
Thanks for sharing!
Ya has dado tu vuelta a kanasin? Dicen que es el lugar más peligroso de Yucatán pero la realidad es distinta , ,vivo aquí en kanasin y tambien hay de todo no necesito ir al centro, es mas ya tiene mucho que no voy al centro.
Estaria bueno un video de kanasin y si es seguro. Saludos desde kanasin Yucatán
Siii! Estoy de aquerdo que Kanasin esta muy Chido y tranquilo! Estaria bueno haser un video similar de Kanasin. Si nada mas tuviera una guia..... 😅 Si quieres compartir tu casa y barrio con mucho gusto se lo puedo enseñar a todos! Nada mas me mandas un email para ponernos de aquerdo! Saludos!
Great Video 😂Jose. What are the prices for these homes, one story, three bedrooms and two story three bedrooms. Thanks 😅
Pricing varies. You can find out more by checking out the real estate sites or on Facebook marketplace. You can also check out my website for more information www.josearteaga.com/merida-mexico
I highly consider this place for the upgrade from my house in Progreso. The money is right here for what you get!! It looks way better now!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! Good luck with your search!
Caucel comes alive after 8pm...it is wonderful...and the pueblo caucel is not that far..
That's what I've heard! I gotta come back at night during the Summer and see what all the fuss is about. Viva Caucel!
That house you visited is by my mechanics ..The bodega aurrera just opened...!
Awesome! Great area!
Looks just like South Florida to me!
Yeah it does!
The lack of trees and greenery on that new neighborhood is just wrong and irresponsible in weather such as the Yucatan. I wonder why people do not take interest, or deem important to shade their homes, their streets! Makes my skin burn just looking at those apocalyptic streets!
I agree but this is the Jungle, it grows back very very quickly. It is already a lot greener than I remember it, imagine in a few more months when the rains come
@Jose Arteaga Travels If the ayuntamiento were to get serious, and force these developers to actually have a green plan for their new, fancy development, it would be a game changer.
Where are the people
Working or in School this was shot in the middle of the week on a very hot day
I now live in Caucel..!
Awesome! Hope you love it out there!
Hi! Is this a Haddisic Community? I noticed lines tied outside a couple of houses around the 27 minute mark. Is there a Temple in the area? A Shul? Kosher meat market? I wish the house you showed had a washer & dryer. Thanks in advance! Is there a place that sells Cabrito?
It is a Mexican Community. The home does not have a washer and dryer because there is a Lavanderia close by and most people prefer to use that. I myself got a washer and hang my cloths out to dry in the sun. You can also do the same or even buy a dryer if so inclined.
Is there buses or public transportation?
How much to rent this place dollars ?
Nice job
Yes there are busses. For contact information on the property please check the description and pinned comment on this video
I would like a small home in Caucel. How much are these, approximately? BEAUTIFUL!!
Great Question! You can watch this video for more information The REAL SECRET to Finding Affordable Housing in Mexico 🇲🇽
ua-cam.com/video/hSaGVFFIruE/v-deo.html
You forgot the prices to rent and buy?!?
I didn't forget. Prices vary greatly in the area same as throughout the rest of the city. If you are interesting in the home in the video please feel free to email mrmexico2021@gmail.com
@@JoseArteagaTravels Jose Arteaga Travels? Or Jose Arteaga Sells...
@@jimmccann3856 I'm not selling anything. Thanks for watching
Good video, Tocayo! In a few years Caucel will probably get swallowed up by Merida....................
Actually it is it's own municipality like most of these new constructions around Merida they are all creating their own communities not tied down to all the rules and regulations of the City of Merida
Did you any afordable houses for sale? I'll really thank you for the info...keep it going with the good job you are really a cool hermano...BRO
Yes you can search in the Facebook expat groups or check on my website www.josearteaga.com/merida-mexico
that area you walked on witrh the bus is where my mechanic is
Good to know there is a great mechanic in the area!
Yep he is honest and good his name is Ernesto Gonzalez Hernandez
You passed my neighborhood 😍. I go to the city probably once every 2 weeks to get my hair done. We literally have everything else we need.
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Jose! I love following you on Google Streets but you cut the video off the main road and the next scene was pulling into the new houses. Where was that turn, please?
Oh I honestly do not know brother. I shot this awhile ago and during some of the driving scenes I had no idea where I was myself 😅
you have got to try Merida Titis..it's a nice drive..!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Where is Titis located? I couldn’t find it on Google.
I'm a melanin-skinned USAF retired/ 100% disabled ex-pat, living in my Filipina wife's country, since my retirement in 1983. My wife has a cancer problem now and if she succumbs to it, I will have to leave the country or marry someone else. I can't do that because I'm 78 years old and have no wish to get use to another female in my life. I saw your video by accident and decided to watch it out of curiosity. I like what I saw! So, God forbid, my wife loses this battle, you just may have given me a location I can find peace in. I've subbed and will continue to watch. Thank you for this video. Hopefully, I won't have to try moving because I'd have to sell my home and cars
Welcome aboard! Hope your wife gets better soon! Good luck with everything
@@JoseArteagaTravels Thanks for the kind words. If things go south, I'll be contacting you for advice on the area.
Curious about the SIX store ? anyone know what sort of business that is? big red Six sign several times in the video... just curious... and Jose, again you knocked it out of the park, enjoyed the drive a lot!! very nice area! seems like the benefits of this area are pretty clear. Thank you for taking us all along for this tour
gosh I wrote that message half way through... BEER STORE! so makes sense SIX is for sixpack? LOL do they sell anything else or just beer?
They mainly sell beer but also sell things like liquor snacks and other things like that
I really enjoy your videos and información, thanks José
Glad they are so helpful!
The smoke from trash being burned throughout Mexico caused my eyes to close while driving this is probably why there are so many accidents in Mexico. My eye become super irritated from the smoke. My other gripe is that almost none of the massive sized speed bumps are painted stripped. I was constantly having to slam on my brakes as I was nearly launched off of the speed bumps that appeared out of nowhere. The speed bumps match the road there is no contrast. The air pollution from smoke is so bad that I had to pull over and pour water into my eyes.
Thanks for sharing!
you cannot burn trash in Merida...thats forbidden here... and if you see someone doing that, you can call the police and they will go inmediately to stop it
At that Super Aki you hang a left and that's where I live..
Oh wow thats awesome! I gotta swing by sometime and do a tour of your neighborhood!
Jose, if a person is bringing a fair amount of cash and cannot get a bank account in Mexico, what's your advice? Especially because it will be in Cdn funds.
Not sure what kind of advice you mean. If you are looking to Purchase a Home in your situation please watch this video Your Complete Guide to Mexican Real Estate 🇲🇽 ua-cam.com/video/Jj0h9bE6hoM/v-deo.html But if what you are looking for is a 1 on 1 Consultation with me then please follow this link www.josearteaga.com/youtube-consultations Hope this helps!
Generally you have to report over $10,000us to customs. I wouldn't recommend it though. Keep your account in Canada and get a Mexican account and transfer as needed. In the US there is Charles Schwab where you don't need to have a Mexican bank account and no need to carry a bunch of cash around. Just go to any ATM and withdraw how much you need with no ATM, exchange or transfer fees. Buena suerte!
El servicio de agua potable es semanal? Ya vi los fabulosos barriles de agua en los techos de la casa
Es mensual
What is that blue connector in front of the house at about 22:00 mark of the video?
City water connection
I enjoy your walking tours. I see lots of convenience stores like OXXO but I never see gas pumps or gas stations. Where are they?
Great Question! Gas stations are everywhere, but just not as many as we are used to seeing in the US. But they are in very convenient locations not too far away from each other. Trust me I know I run out of gas in the truck a lot since the gauge isn't working correctly and I have had to walk to plenty of gas stations and it never takes me that long. 😅
@@JoseArteagaTravels good to know. I just never see any in the videos. Thanks for the reply. Have a nice evening
When you show a house will you please put the prices
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Fantastic information, thanks for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks Jose, for a great tour.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Jose great video
Glad it was helpful!
Eatas casas si me gusta n lo nuevo es bello
Si de acuerdo esta muy bonito en Caucel
So what was the rent on that home
Great question! For Rental Information on Home shown in Video please reach out to mrmexico2021@gmail.com
What is the rent for that unit?
Great question! For Rental Information on Home shown in Video please reach out to mrmexico2021@gmail.com
The new homes there are connected to water? Or just have the storage on the roofs?
Yes all the homes are connected to the City Water and Power supply. I also know that in some areas some places also have wells.
@@JoseArteagaTravels Y quanta costa para la renta?
@@the0point Le puedes mandar un email a mrmexico2021@gmail.com para mas info
True..I lived in cancel for two and a half years and only went to Merida maybe four or five times..it was beautiful loved the people..plan on moving back...and public transportation is great
That is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing! I am learning so much about Caucel myself. Looking forward to visiting again soon!
Why did you leave ?
@@pearlperlitavenegas2023 a family emergency but I will be back.. absolutely love living there...
@@humbertgarcia5679 Good Luck returning to merida soon!
That road you're walking on is where I live i go to that Oxxo alot..! I'm on calle 69
Awesome! Next time I'll swing by and say hello! 😅
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You rent? How much? Thanks
@@pearlperlitavenegas2023 Not sure if you're speaking to me but l pay $4000 pesos a month..however l know there are places that you can pay like $2000 and even less a month
Great video!
Thanks!
Great video bro!
Thank you!
Thank you !!
You're welcome!
Hi. Be well
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Thanks!
Muchas Gracias!
Great video!
Thank you!
Love it
Awesome!
Looks horrifying.
Thanks for sharing!
How can one learn about building a home there
By doing some research online