One of the priorities for many is to own their home or apartment. If that's you, here are some things to keep in mind:
Keep your personal finances in order: If you've decided to buy a property, make sure you have no other outstanding debts (credit cards, car, etc.), and keep an emergency fund that covers at least three months of recurring expenses.
Identify your needs: Choose the property that best fits your daily life — with the right size, the number of rooms you need, and ideally close to your workplace.
Evaluate the structure: It's tempting to assume that an older building is risky, but don't forget the functionalist architecture developed from the 1940s onward, which can still serve well today after being adapted and improved for modern use.
Location: When investing in property, consider the areas where you spend most of your time, and check that needed services are nearby — education, health, retail, security, transit, recreation, supplies. Also research the area's safety index, and remember that our city has dramatic weather changes, so staying out of flood zones is a smart call.
Title deeds: When buying an apartment, house, or any property, knowing the deeds are in order is what gives you legal certainty of ownership — regardless of how the property was acquired (bank, real-estate agency, direct deal, etc.).
Explore Reurbano's available projects and get your new apartment at Edificio Dondé or Casa Emilio Dondé, both in Mexico City's Centro neighborhood.
