2 Questions: Nogales and Mexico

I don't know abovt the residential living sitvation in Nogales. Here is an
interesting article from today's San Diego newspaper:
<a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/vniontrib/svn/homes/news_mz1h29baja.html" target="_blank">http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/vniontrib/svn/homes/news_...h29baja</a>

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 > What's are the cheapest medivm to large cities in Mexico for a
 > tovrist to live? I mean cheapest in terms of basic stvff like
 > rooms/apartments, food, services.
 >
 > Anyone know of a good accomodation in Nogales Sonora?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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I would suggest that the farther south you go, the cheaper it can get to
live. Also, the farther away from large established gringo communities you
get, the cheaper living is. Places like Cuernavaca, San Miguel de Allende,
and lake Chapala have been established for so long, that, pricewise, you'd
be better off to retire in Phoenix....
But, if you're not afraid of living where there aren't a lot of gringos,
Morelia could be a great spot.So could Tuxtla Gutierrez, or even Oaxaca.
Look for info on any of them via google or copernic........Howard felipe
Pine

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 > What's are the cheapest medium to large cities in Mexico for a
 > tourist to live? I mean cheapest in terms of basic stuff like
 > rooms/apartments, food, services.
 >
 > Anyone know of a good accomodation in Nogales Sonora?<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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ok, thanks. I was thinking that maybe some of the smaller
satellite cities surrounding Mexico D.F. might be worth a try, but
I suppose they'd have to be a ways away, cuz Mexico City is pretty
high. I want the advantages of a large city without the prices.


on 30 Jun 2003, "beemerphile" <beemerphileremove DeleteThis @sbcglobal.net>
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 > I would suggest that the farther south you go, the cheaper it
 > can get to live. Also, the farther away from large established
 > gringo communities you get, the cheaper living is. Places like
 > Cuernavaca, San Miguel de Allende, and lake Chapala have been
 > established for so long, that, pricewise, you'd be better off to
 > retire in Phoenix....
 > But, if you're not afraid of living where there aren't a lot of
 > gringos,
 > Morelia could be a great spot.So could Tuxtla Gutierrez, or even
 > Oaxaca. Look for info on any of them via google or
 > copernic........Howard felipe Pine
 >
 > "My_Cat_is_Typing_this" <Beware-of-Cat.bogus DeleteThis @lycos.com> wrote in
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  >> What's are the cheapest medium to large cities in Mexico for a
  >> tourist to live? I mean cheapest in terms of basic stuff like
  >> rooms/apartments, food, services.
  >>
  >> Anyone know of a good accomodation in Nogales Sonora?
 >
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