10 Mexican Towns Where Retirees Are Buying Homes for Under $60,000

10 Mexican towns where retirees can still buy a real house for under $60,000 — every one a live listing checked in October 2026, ranked from the most expensive to the cheapest. From the Yellow City of Izamal to a house on Lake Chapala, a four-bedroom home in San Miguel de Allende for about $41,600, a house in Oaxaca's Jalatlaco neighborhood, and a three-bedroom home in Aguascalientes listed at about $23,500. Plus the three words every American buyer in Mexico needs to know before sending money: cesión de derechos. The full list, from most expensive to cheapest: Izamal, Yucatán – 995,000 MXN (~$54,500) Chapala, Jalisco (Lake Chapala) – 990,000 MXN (~$54,200) Huamantla, Tlaxcala – 950,000 MXN (~$52,000) San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato – 760,000 MXN (~$41,600) Oaxaca – 610,000 MXN (~$33,400) San Luis Potosí – 600,000 MXN (~$32,900) Orizaba, Veracruz – 600,000 MXN (~$32,900) Campeche – 550,000 MXN (~$30,100) Mérida, Yucatán – 480,000 MXN (~$26,300) Aguascalientes – 430,000 MXN (~$23,500) ⚠️ Some footage in this video is illustrative and does not show the actual listed homes. Prices come from real listings checked on October 13, 2026, converted at about 18.26 pesos per US dollar. Listings sell and prices change. ⚠️ This video is for general information only and is not legal, financial or investment advice. Before buying property in Mexico, ask for the escritura (registered deed), get a certificate from the Public Property Registry, ask in writing whether the sale is a cesión de derechos, check whether the property is in the restricted zone (fideicomiso), hire your own lawyer or notario, and check the current U.S. State Department travel advisory for each state. #retireinmexico #cheaphousesmexico #retireabroad