Digital nomads raise rent prices in Mexico, sparking the conversation of gentrification

Do yourself a favor and work remotely from Mexico City, it's truly magical," Becca Sherman posted in English on her Twitter account last February, and her tweet went viral.

The publication generated a whole conversation about the gentrification of the Roma neighborhood, where, due to the rent prices, it was argued that only foreigners can live in the area.

However, the truth is that, for several years, not only in neighborhoods of Mexico City, but also in beach cities such as Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta, and Tulum, foreigners have been spending several months on . . .