Locals Blame Gentrification Problems on U.S. Remote Workers
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August 18, 2022
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Gentrification in Mexico is a growing problem because so many full-time remote workers, mostly from the US and earning in dollars, are coming to Mexico to make their 'home office.'

This influx of dollars is causing prices to significantly rise. And local businesses and people are being displaced.
 


What Mexicans Think About Foreigners Moving to Mexico (Moving To Mexico)

There have been many headlines recently about Mexicans reacting negatively to the influx of Americans in their neighbourhoods. In our last video, we thought we would ask some local Mexicans what they think about foreigners moving to Bucerias.

Related: Mexico’s New Wave of Expats Need to ‘Face the Truth’ (Yucatan Magazine)

Related: Changes Brought by Oaxaca’s Foreign Influx a Concern: Study (Mexico News Daily)

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