As remote work continues to grow, people are choosing where they want to live to earn a living. Lately, more and more Americans have been picking Mexico City. CBS News correspondent Enrique Acevedo has more on the trend.
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They love the cheaper stuff not cus the food and culture
Mexico.got burn 😆😆 thank.biden
YES DO A SHOW IN MEXICO CITY CLASSY CITY FOR A CLASSY SHOW
Call it was it actually is. Gentrification.
They love the nice neighbors but never visit the Real Mexico City. Where the workers live and aren’t up to their standards.
They're not "expats" they're immigrants (legal or illegal)
Mentira !!!
Well, that sounds just peachy. So why is everybody and their 20 neighbors coming to America instead of Mexico City?
No Mexico is not getting more Americanized, the Americans are making it more Americanized. The Mexicans in Mexico don’t like Americans moving there because you they are causing gentrification and making it more expensive.
Not only Americans there are lots of people from Spain who keep moving to Mexico City
No thanks
Any place that being colonized by yt. Don't care about the cost of living for the Mexican.
funny how americans living in México are expats but mexicans in USA are immigrants
I just got back from Mexico City. I went to Polanco, a wealthy neighborhood in Mexico City. The food there was delicious, lots of cafes, people strolling with their kids, and dogs. Wide sidewalks in great condition, parks, greenery, fountains, just inviting. I can see why people would flock to these neighborhoods.
I go to Mexico City three times a year. I love it. I am in love with Mexico City.
as someone from stockton, ca. i’m thinking about moving there as well eventually. hopefully by my late 20’s. there’s absolutely nothing here, i got ahold of a job at tesla for 23.10 and medical but it doesn’t amount to anything anymore. if i stay a year i go up to 25.10 but that’s still barely enough for rent even if i commuted from cheaper cities. and owning/buying a place? pshh, yea right. not in this economy
Don't forget Mexico IS a narco state… but I love my Chicano peeps.
Due to the economic crisis and the unemployment rate, now is the best time to invest and earn money👌💯
It’s a shame that the current Mexican government is turning this beautiful country into a Socialist Nation😢
I ain't going Knowhere..I AM HOME..This where I'm from and this where I'm going to be. This where God put me so this is where I belong until I feel like doing something else..on my watch, not theirs
i thought mexico city was very polluted air quality wise also who can avoid worrying about the level of crime?
Beautiful city, been to Mexico many times
it's interesting how Americans can move to Mexico and work and Mexicans can't move to USA and work too…
Hay hacer un hijieputa muro, ya!
I’ve traveled to 17+ countries, every time someone asks me the worst place I visited
Mexico City without a doubt
It’s literally happening to the whole world. I have a Vietnamese American relative that’s scouting real estate property in Vietnam to treat as a summer home. They’ll rent it out for tourists in the meantime as they still got kids that goes to school in the US. but they plan to use it whenever they have time. Remember US dollars is going up in recent economic inflation in the world.
Hอะไรคะแม็กซีโกดิฉันไม่เอาใจนะคะ
I don't mind people thst come to the US to work. I just don't want the criminals and welfare moms here.
Yep cuz America is a rip off lol.
I am SO GLAD I left the most DISGUSTING city in the USA… Chicago! I have NEVER been happier in Hipódromo, CDMX ❤️🌱🌱🌱
I moved to Mexico City 30 years ago to work. You're late.
Mexico City is a great city but if you are considering moving there make sure to do your homework and research. If you are sensitive and concerned about air quality and pollution this is not the city for you. They filmed this on a rare and clear day which makes the city look clean but it is one of the most polluted major cities in the world.
No interviews with Mexican people being displaced due to the influx of Americans? Growing GENTRIFICATION Problems in Mexico | Locals Blame U.S. Remote Workers: https://youtu.be/WJdZfAEi700
They took er joooobs!
Huh, and Americans are complaining about migrants into the U.S., so shouldn't Mexican complain about the American moving to Mexico?
I ❤Mexico. SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE IS MY TOWN SINCE THE EARLY 1960’S
Relaxing river tubing that went wrong in Mexico
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgBQeVxyy_Q
And they cost the taxes to go up
Remote work but also …. COST OF LIVING + LOW WAGES. It’s unattainable for many young Americans to live in metro cities in America like their parents once did 😞 And now here we are negatively impacting local economies in other countries.
I think the US and Mexico need to become far more integrated economically. I don’t know why the US turned to China for its manufacturing instead of Mexico over the past 3 decades.
So white folks shouting "Build that wall" are now living in Mexico?
AMERICANS ILLEGAL IN MÉXICO….AMERICANS GO BACK TO THE U.S, WE DONT WANT YOU IN MEXICO & DO NOT BRING YOUR CRAP TO OUR COUNTRY!!! 👎👎👎
Ya but Mexico is an unsafe country — hence all the asylum seekers on the mexican border.
Do not bring your American culture to our country
White people need to stop moving to Mexico. We don’t want or need you.
Mexico City doesn't even have a stable water supply for even half its population. Stop coming