Mexico City and the pitfalls of becoming a remote work destination
https://www.vox.com/the-goods/22999722/mexico-city-pandemic-…
The city has become a remote work playground for expats. Meanwhile, rising housing prices and inflation have made it more unaffordable for locals.
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Looking at expat gringos remote working in Mexico on a per capita basis, Mexico City is dwarfed by San Miguel de Allende, Puerto Escondido, Cabo San Lucas…and yes, it drives up costs for the locals but also gives a potent boost to the local economies.
The internet is only beginning to show its full impact on how the world functions. Being able to live where you please, often quite cheaply, while “zooming in” to expensive power metropolises is just beginning to show its power.
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(make certain the children you can influence learn at least a second language as early as possible!)
david fb
(make certain the children you can influence learn at least a second language as early as possible!)
Tru dat!