Is there co-living in Mexico City for digital nomads?
Co-living properties listed
5
- Monthly price range
- MX$15,250
- Shortest minimum stay
- 1 night
- Coworking on site
- 2 of 5
Scene Summary
Mexico City hosts approximately 1,500 operator-led coliving beds concentrated in Roma, Condesa, Juárez, and Doctores neighborhoods. The market includes established networks like Outsite and Selina alongside boutique and independent operators. Monthly stays dominate the market; flexible terms and all-inclusive pricing (utilities, internet, cleaning) appeal to digital nomads navigating the city's traditional rental barrier of requiring local property guarantors. Most operators specify 1-month minimum stays.
Good to know
Good to Know
- Most Mexico City coliving operators require a minimum 1-month stay and include utilities, internet, and cleaning in all-inclusive monthly pricing.
- Roma, Condesa, Juárez, and Centro Histórico are the main coliving neighborhoods; these are also the safest and most walkable areas for digital nomads.
- Traditional Mexican rentals require an 'Aval' (local property guarantor), a significant barrier for foreigners—coliving bypasses this entirely.
- Outsite operates with membership (annual or lifetime) and uses dynamic nightly pricing with long-stay discounts; monthly rates are not published on their site.
Properties
Covive Amatlán House
- Type
- Co-living
- Includes
- Utilities, cleaning, access to community
- Source
- https://covive.mx/en/
- Neighborhood
- Condesa (Hipódromo Condesa)
Outsite Mexico City – Roma Sur
- Type
- Co-living
- Includes
- Furnished, high-speed WiFi (200 Mbps), coworking spaces
- Outsite page
- View on Outsite
- Neighborhood
- Roma Sur
- Coworking On Site
- Yes
- Monthly Price Note
- Operator prices nightly (from $55.21/night); monthly rate not published on operator site
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U-Co Community Living
- Type
- Co-living
- Includes
- Fast work-ready WiFi, curated events
- Source
- https://u-co.co/
- Neighborhood
- Roma Norte, Polanco, Centro Histórico
- Monthly Price Note
- Operator site lists flexible stay options; specific monthly rate not explicitly stated on operator page
Triver Coliving
- Type
- Hybrid co-living
- Includes
- Utilities, cleaning, community included
- Neighborhood
- Juárez (near Reforma, Centro, Roma, Condesa)
- Monthly Price Note
- Operator site does not publish explicit monthly pricing; booking via website
Selina Mexico City – Historic Center
- Type
- Co-living
- Includes
- Furnished, WiFi, coworking access, community events
- Source
- https://www.selina.com/
- Neighborhood
- Centro Histórico
- Coworking On Site
- Yes
- Monthly Price Note
- Operator offers monthly Selina CoLive program (community room from $405/month; standard room ~$1,080/month in Latin America tier); nightly studio rates start MXN 740 (~$41 USD) with 60% discount for monthly booking
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Data last updated October 2026 · Verify anything important.