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Sustainability meets investment at these Mexican real estate projects
Investing in real estate in Mexico doesn't just mean beachside condos, as these amazing sustainable developments prove.
Luis Barragán’s rich artistic legacy reinterpreted in new Los Angeles exhibition
Artists James Casebere and José Dávila speak to Mexico News Daily about their critical reinterpretation of Mexico's greatest modernist.
Bringing culture to poverty: Mexico City’s Yancuic Museum
As Iztapalapa begins to assert itself as a legitimate cultural force in the capital, Yancuic brings culture and award-winning architecture to the district.
Want to buy property in Mexico? Make sure you invest close enough to a...
Mexico is currently the world's seventh most visited country, making vacation property investment appealing right now — if you know where to buy.
How a Mexico City studio is championing truly fair artisan partnerships
Artist Melissa Ávila's interior decor studio's support of Mexican artisans goes far beyond simply collecting and reselling their handicrafts.
7 award-winning architects with buildings in Mexico
Considered architecture's highest honor, the Pritzer is like a Nobel Prize for architecture — and you can see some of the winners' work in Mexico.
Meet the new generation of Mexico’s rising-star architects
Mexico's new generation of leading architects is earning significant global awards and prompting reflections on the role and function of architecture.
Buying in Mexico City? Here’s what’s hot in 2025
Ever wondered what life would be like if you could wake up in a Colonial Coyoacán estate? Perhaps, 2025 will be your year!
Real estate treasures in Chihuahua state you can’t miss in 2025
Real estate opportunities in Chihuahua range from dreamy, modern lofts to Art Deco treasures in the capital's historic center.
A master artisan on why a guayabera makes for ‘an investment of a lifetime’
Handcrafted in the Yucatán Peninsula, nothing screams "Mexican fashion icon" quite like the traditional dress shirts.
