OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING

If you are looking to stay on your own or share your living space with other students from other countries, states and Universities, this options might be perfect for you. Please mind we encourage all our students to live close to campus to avoid any unncessesary risks and long commutes.

We have reviewed the options we are sharing to make sure they are not a scam. However, the terms and conditions for each property, including the coexistence rules and cancelation policies must be discussed with the property owners before signing any lease.

ALL AGREEMENTS AND ARRANGEMENTS, AS WELL AS CONTRACTS ARE TO BE HANDLED BETWEEN THE STUDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS EXCLUSIVELY.

TEC DE MONTERREY HAS NO LEGAL AGREEMENT WITH ANY OF THE PROPERTIES

PLEASE CONFIRM THE PRICES WITH THE PROPERTY OWNERS

XOCHIMILCO

Xochimilco is one of the Southern Districts, its name refers to flowers as the area is a big producer of plants and flowers within the country.

Here you can find traditional and touristic places, such as the flower market and the "Trajineras", one touristic place you must visit during your stay in Mexico City.

This district is the second nearest option to the campus, due our location within the limits of Tlalpan and Xochimilco.

TLALPAN

Tlalpan is one of the biggest districts (alcaldías) within the city with 312 km².

Here you can find every kind of services and business like supermarkets, restaurants, parks, pharmacies, cafes, malls, etc.

Our campus is located just in the limit of this district, so this is a good option for you to find a nice place close to campus.

COYOACÁN

Coyoacán is one of the most traditional districts within the city. It is a great place to walk, talk, have a coffee and find different and beautiful mexican handcrafts.

You can find cultural and very typical places to visit like the Frida Khalo museum.

This district is about 20 to 30 minutes from campus by public transportation, but it is compensated by its attractive and colorful places.

CIUDAD DE MÉXICO

Apart from Tlalpan, Coyoacán and Xochimilco, we have some other options available, they are as good as the other ones, but the disadvantage is that these options are further away from the University.

When picking an option, keep in mind the traffic in Mexico City can get a little crazy and commuting might be expensive and take a long time.