Living in Mexico City isn't just about where you sleep; it's about how much time you waste, how easy your daily routine is, and how connected your day is.
That’s why one of the most frequently asked questions today is: Is it a good idea to rent an apartment on Reforma in Mexico City?
The short answer: yes, if you understand what actually changes when you live there.
Why is Reforma one of the most sought-after neighborhoods to live in Mexico City?
Because it brings together what is normally scattered throughout the city:
- Job
- Transportation
- Culture
- Green spaces
- Social Life
It’s one of the few places where everything happens at once and where extraordinary events are part of everyday life. And that changes the way the city is experienced.
How much money can you save by living on Reforma?
One of the main reasons people want to live in Reforma is the weather.
Since it is connected to areas such as:
- La colonia Roma
- La colonia Juárez
- Polanco
- El Centro de la Ciudad de México
…you can save between 1 and 2 hours a day on commuting.
Plus, you get immediate access to:
- Metrobus
- Subway
- Eco-bike
- Main avenues
And this gives you a wide range of options for getting around without relying on a car.
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Why can living near Reforma affect your work?
Reforma is one of the city's most important business districts.
The following are concentrated here:
- Offices
- Corporate
- Hotels
- espacios de networking
Living nearby isn't just about convenience—it's about being close to opportunities.
Reduce the distance between:
- Your house
- Your Job
- Your meetings
- and your professional life
and your personal life
Yes, and that's one of its biggest selling points. Living on Reforma puts you just minutes away from Chapultepec Forest.
A space that serves as:
- place to exercise
- a break from the hustle and bustle of city life
- a place to unwind without leaving the city
Few areas combine this level of urban sophistication with immediate access to nature. Moreover, Paseo de la Reforma Avenue itself is a long, tree-lined boulevard, and on the last Sunday of every month, the avenue is closed to traffic for the enjoyment of cyclists and runners. There’s always something to do on Reforma, and many ways to enjoy it.
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What can you do while living on Reforma without leaving your home?
Reforma doesn't just connect places—it brings experiences together.
In the area, you can find:
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Cultural Venues
- Nightlife
- new culinary concepts, such as Alma 390 by Urbanista.
It's one of the few places where you can finish work and have plans without having to go far.
Who is Reforma a good place for?
Living in Reforma makes sense if:
- you work in corporate settings
- you value your time
- You're looking to balance work, social life, and relaxation
- quieres moverte menos y vivir más
It's not just about location. It's about making your daily life more efficient.
The real change: it's not the location, it's how your day goes
Many people choose where to live based on price or trends, but what really makes a difference in your experience is this: how easy your day-to-day life is.
Reforma works because it brings together elements that are normally separate. And that eliminates friction.
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When everything happens in the same place
Living in Reforma already means being closer to the city, but there are places where that becomes even more apparent. Spaces where you not only cut down on travel, but where different parts of your day begin to overlap.
At Josefa by Urbanista la experiencia no se queda solo en la ubicación ni en tu departamento. Abajo, Alma 390 reúne nueve cocinas de autor auténticas en un mismo lugar, haciendo que salir a comer no implique ni siquiera moverte del lugar donde vives. Sino simplemente bajar unos pisos y disfrutar con la mejor vista a Reforma.
Because when work, the city, food, and relaxation all come together in one place, the way you experience the city changes. And then it’s no longer just about living on Reforma, but about how it feels to live there that way.
Discover Urbanista and experience a different way of life.