Guerrero
Living in Guerrero
Guerrero, in the Cuauhtémoc borough of Mexico City, is a historic neighborhood founded in 1874 with pre-Hispanic roots in Cuepopan. It is home to approximately 41,700 people in 13,200 homes spread across 155 hectares. Residents enjoy a traditional neighborhood atmosphere with streets named after heroes like Guerrero and Zaragoza, and are close to iconic landmarks such as the San Fernando Cemetery and the Martínez de la Torre Market. It's ideal for those who appreciate authentic urban living near the Historic Center. Property values remain stable due to its cultural significance and commercial activity, with nearly 10,000 businesses offering affordable mid-range properties for purchase or rent in a popular socioeconomic area.
The area boasts well-established amenities such as colonial churches, schools with an average of 10 years of schooling, nearby clinics, and a high concentration of businesses that provide employment for thousands. It offers excellent connectivity via the Guerrero Metro station (Lines 3 and B), Metrobús, and avenues like Reforma and Hidalgo, leading to the city center and northern areas. In terms of safety, it has higher-than-average crime rates for the Cuauhtémoc borough, with reports of robberies and domestic violence occurring on streets like Zarco and Eje Central. Pollution is moderate due to heavy traffic, mitigated by historic plazas. Education and healthcare are complemented by public hospitals within the borough.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions about living in the area
- In Guerrero there are different transportation options, such as trolleybus stations and brt stations. Thanks to this variety, getting around is easy.
- Yes, in the surroundings of Guerrero there are health centers and hospitals such as ISSSTE C.M.F. Perú or Centro de Salud Dr. D. Orvañanos.
- Guerrero has several elementary schools, high schools, and nearby universities, such as Escuela Primaria "José Gorostiza" or Escuela Primaria Estado de Veracruz.
- In Guerrero there are parks such as Jardin Alejandro Flores to enjoy the outdoors.
- Near Guerrero you will find shopping malls, markets, and local stores such as Lagunilla Zona or Mercado de San Juan.
- In Guerrero you can visit malls such as Plaza Garibaldi and nearby leisure & attractions such as monumento ala revolución.
- Yes, Guerrero is a family-friendly area with nearby schools, parks, and health centers within a short distance.
