Moving to Mexico - Tijuana living

If you are moving to Tijuana, Mexico, you might like to know what it’s like to live in Tijuana before you move there. This video shows some particularities of the city.

Tijuana is situated in Mexico, near the terminus of the Tijuana River and it is the 42nd largest city in the Americas. With a population of 1,784,034 in 2010, Tijuana is the fifth largest metropolitan area in Mexico.
The Financial District of Tijuana is the Zona Rio. It constitutes a strategic point as it is 1km from the border line of the United States and Mexico.

If you are moving to Tijuana, you might like to know that the climate is semi-arid. There is a rainy season, November through March. The hottest months and the dry season are August and September, with a temperature of about 22°C.

Tijuana is the second most diverse city with Asian populations (Chinese, Koreans and Japanese). The city has also welcomed people from Southern California as well as Latin Americans, Italian, French, Spanish and Lebanese people.
Today, Tijuana is one of the fastest growing cities in Mexico with about 80,000 people moving per year. Statistics have estimated that by 2030, the city will become the second largest in Mexico if growth rates are maintained.

If you are moving to Tijuana, you might like to know that the city is a large manufacture and tourism center. There are also “maquiladoras” which are industrial parks composed of assembly plants. In fact, the US-Mexican border zone takes advantage of the NAFTA (North American Free Trade Agreement) in order to export products. We can also find in Tijuana high-tech firms and telemarketing companies.
It also constitutes a home for most of businesses selling products and services, sold at a cheaper rate than in the USA.

People also go to Tijuana for its restaurants, taco stands, pharmacies, bars and dance clubs.
You might like doing your shopping at “Plaza Rio”, “Plaza Mundo Divertido” or “Plaza Monarca”.

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