Living in Gustavo A. Madero

House rentals in Gustavo A. Madero feel most at home in Lindavista, where mid-century houses with small front gardens line quiet streets close to the Instituto Politécnico Nacional. Lindavista Norte and Lindavista Sur keep that residential feel, with leafy blocks that sit apart from the avenues around them. Toward the east, Secciones San Juan De Aragón borders the Bosque de San Juan de Aragón park, another pocket of house-lined streets close to green space. Further west, the Vallejo and Industrial corridor is known for its apartment buildings along the Azcapotzalco line. Renters set on a house with more room can also look at Azcapotzalco, just across that same border.

What to consider before renting

House rentals stay easiest to find in Lindavista and around Secciones San Juan De Aragón, both a short ride from the Metro network that crosses the borough: Línea 3 through Indios Verdes and Deportivo 18 de Marzo, Línea 5 past the Instituto del Petróleo, and Línea 6 near La Villa, with Metrobús Línea 1 also terminating at Indios Verdes. Prices for a house here stay below what a similar property costs south of the border. For more house options in a comparably priced, transit-connected setting, Venustiano Carranza, toward the airport, is another option to compare.