There are lots of coliving spaces in Mexico City which are bound to provide an immersive experience in the city. Coliving is a new form of living which places a high value on the idea of sharing common living areas, as well as a social calendar which brings diverse individuals together to learn from each other. In Mexico City, coliving spaces are beautifully designed and provide excellent spaces built for living and working comfortably among a dynamic community. The spaces are also well-located in the city, among restaurants, bars and major cultural institutions. Below, we highlight some popular coliving spaces in Mexico City.
Located in the Novarte neighborhood just south of La Roma, Niu Coliving is one of several coliving spaces for remote workers in Mexico City. The space has a capacity of up to 40 residents and places an emphasis on creating spaces that provide guests with “a sense of belonging” in Mexico City. It is a popular space among traveling entrepreneurs, young professionals and digital nomads in the city, and provides accommodation in fully-equipped lofts with private kitchen and bathroom areas. Niu also offers guests a small but well-equipped coworking space, a gym, a BBQ area and a stunning open-air rooftop lounge and sundeck. Regular events are also coordinated by staff in this modern, colorful and laid-back coliving space right in the heart of Mexico City. The space is also very well-connected to the rest of the city via metro, with the Etiopia and Eugenia stations close by.
Selina Mexico City Downtown is one of the most popular coliving spaces for remote workers in Mexico City. Located just blocks away from the Palacio de Bellas Artes and the Zocalo, Selina is central and convenient and might even provide some guests with landmark views from their room windows. This large coliving space offers space to up to 120 residents, making for a diverse and dynamic living community. As a global firm, Selina focuses on providing coliving and coworking spaces to remote workers, digital nomads and international travelers around the world, meaning you can expect to find amenities that make your stay here a positive experience. These amenities include a coworking space, bar, BBQ area, art hub, yoga studio, game room and lots of common areas for guests. Selina offers accommodation in private rooms, studios and dorms.
For those looking for a more relaxed and tight-knit community, U-Co Juarez will be a relevant coworking space for remote workers in Mexico City. This space is located in the central Colonia Juarez, just a few block away from the major links at Avenida Insurgentes and immediately north of the popular Roma and Condesa neighborhoods. In general, U-Co Juarez provides a home-style experience for a smaller number of residents. There are private rooms available, but most accommodation is in private capsules within a large dorm area. As such, there is a strong emphasis on the space’s modern and comfortable common areas. U-Co Juarez also offers superfast fiber optic broadband and weekly cleaning services.
For more information about living in Mexico City as a remote worker, check out our complete Mexico City guide.