Buying in Bosque de las Lomas

Bosque de las Lomas is the house side of the Bosques de las Lomas area: while the Cuajimalpa half filled with towers, this Miguel Hidalgo half kept its 1970s layout of large single-family lots along the ravine. Most of what is for sale here are houses, from originals awaiting renovation to complete rebuilds, on streets like Bosque de Amates where the tree cover is part of the address. Buyers usually weigh it against Lomas de Chapultepec next door, an earlier, more consolidated development with the same large-house character.

What to consider before buying

The construction year drives the visit: ask what was rebuilt, because a renovated 1970s house and an untouched one can look alike from the gate. Weekday traffic is worth checking too: the zone's office towers sit across the bridge on Paseo de los Tamarindos, so on working days this side keeps a residential pace. Houses sit far above the colonia's apartments in price, so before deciding it is worth comparing with Lomas de Bezares, which shares the southern edge and a similar hillside setting.