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Breaking down 30 Latin American cities that rank prominently for remote living.
Latinometrics
July 08, 2025 • Reading Time: 2 minutes
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So…it was a busy weekend in Mexico City.
In case you missed it, hundreds of locals marched on Friday across Mexico’s capital and largest city in protest of a spike in mass tourism and digital nomads which began a few years back with the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The chilangos carried signs raging against the rising cost of living and gentrification across their city, in particular in sought-after neighborhoods like Condesa, Polanco, and Roma. They demanded stricter housing laws and regulation.
While Mexico City may be seeing the most virulent response to the influx of digital nomads since 2020, it’s far from the only metropolis attracting these remote workers. Across Latin America, teleworkers have traded in high US or European prices for sun, good food, and cheaper rents.
Let’s take a look at which places in our region they like the most, according to nomads.com, a site that helps them connect.
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