According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ( Unesco for its acronym in English), Mexico has 34 recognized sites: six are natural assets, 27 cultural assets and one mixed.
What makes it the country with the most destinations registered as world heritage of Latin America and occupying the sixth place in the world, after Italy , Spain, China, France and Germany .
“The patrimonial certification for these cities serves as an important urban attribute since it promotes a greater tourist flow and a better local cohesion,” said Leonardo González , Real Estate analyst at Propiedades.com He added that this allows developing the urban image and cultural options oriented to the capitalization of this asset.
According to the real estate portal, it is hard to live in the places considered as cultural heritage of humanity in Mexico.
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Oaxaca, Oaxaca
The Historical Center of Oaxaca and the archaeological site of Monte Albán were inscribed as World Heritage in 1987. The quarry buildings of the center date back to the colonial era, but it is now a tourist area full of life. Here you can find museums, restaurants, art galleries and mezcalerías.
The houses for sale have an average cost of 3.2 million pesos and in rent, of 16 thousand 800 pesos monthly.
Guanajuato, Guanajuato
Cultural festivals, its vibrant architecture, and history have made Guanajuato a very attractive city for tourism. The city and the adjacent mines were inscribed as World Heritage in 1988.
Buying a house has an average cost of 2.5 million pesos while renting a property costs 18 thousand pesos per month. Although there is a lower supply of apartments, a property of this type for sale has a cost of 1.24 million pesos and the income of 7 thousand 500 pesos per month.
Morelia, Michoacán
Built in a pink quarry, the Historic Center of Morelia offers a diversity of places to visit. You can find cafes, restaurants, theaters, museums, and markets.
There is also a great diversity of churches and monuments, whose architecture is a fusion of renaissance, baroque and neoclassical elements, which earned it the inscription as World Heritage in 1991.
The properties for sale have a cost of 1.7 million pesos for the houses and 1.35 million pesos for the departments. Renting a house costs 18 thousand pesos a month and an apartment 10 thousand pesos.
Zacatecas, Zacatecas
The Historic Center of Zacatecas was added to the list of Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 1993, but its history began in 1546 when it was founded.
The city prospered thanks to the extraction of silver and lived its greatest period of splendor in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Although there are still many buildings of that time.
Buying a house in Zacatecas has an average cost of 1.71 million pesos.
Campeche, Campeche
The historic fortified city of Campeche was declared a World Heritage Site in 1999. It is a port city that developed from the time of the Spanish Colony so that the fortifications and walls that were used to defend it from attacks are still preserved. naval
The houses in Campeche have a cost of 2.29 million pesos for purchase while renting costs 15 thousand pesos a month.
Source: Inmobiliare
By: Alan M. Munguia
