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Mexico is changing fast, what’s Really Driving Real Estate Prices in Mexico?

In this conversation with Jessy Ruiz, we discuss the real forces driving rising real estate prices in Mexico — from migration and foreign buyers to inflation, taxes, digital finance, development, and the broader transformation of the Mexican economy.

This is a deeper look at what’s really happening beneath the surface.

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u/FinancialLiberties — 1 day ago

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Mexico’s government bonds are paying around 7.5%… and that’s changing how some investors view real estate, risk, and passive income. 🇲🇽. Do you like CETES for investments in Mexico, or prefer Real Estate?

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u/FinancialLiberties — 7 days ago

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Mexico and 4 Major Latin American Countries Stats, Demographics, GDP & Debts Compared. How do you think Mexico is doing compared to them?

I will be making a video about this topic very soon for our YouTube Channel.
Watch other videos & interviews about Mexico's Economy, Banking & Investing at:
https://www.youtube.com/@SeekingLibertiesinMexico

u/FinancialLiberties — 8 days ago

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Mexico's Debt to GDP Ratio Is Only 55% and has $1.2T Debt, which is much lower than US, China and India. I think Mexico will continue to expand spending on infrastructure and social programs. What do you think?

u/FinancialLiberties — 9 days ago

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Mexico drops ranking for Auto Manufacturing, and yet GAC (China auto company) is opening a plant in Mexico. Overall, manufacturing growth in Mexico has slowed down, but the Tech sector is growing... we discuss this on a recent podcast, see comments.

Our podcast interview "Mexico Should Be Growing Faster — So Why Isn’t It?" on YouTube link is: https://youtu.be/YOyusJYDZEI

u/FinancialLiberties — 13 days ago