Mexico City · 1–6 month stays
Furnished Medium-Term Rentals in Mexico City
Medium-term rentals sit between a short Airbnb stay and a traditional 12-month Mexican lease: owner-furnished apartments for roughly one to six months, often extendable, without the usual fiador or póliza barrier on most partner homes.
Nomad Pads is the marketplace for that gap — connecting remote workers, expats, and relocators with apartments across central and west CDMX. Use this page to understand the product; use the listings browser when you are ready to filter the full inventory.
Examples from the current inventory
A sample of furnished apartments on Nomad Pads right now — not the full catalog. Open the listings browser to filter every available home.
Popular Mexico City neighborhoods
Where medium-term stays tend to work best — start with an area guide, then filter apartments listed there.
Polanco
Business-ready with a quiet residential core
Polanco is CDMX's most polished neighborhood — the address of choice for corporate relocators, embassy staff, and people who want a proper apartment building with a gym and concierge. Masaryk is lined with high-end restaurants and global brands; Parque Lincoln is excellent for morning walks. It's quieter than Roma and Condesa, more organized, and has the highest proportion of international residents. If you're here for work rather than adventure, Polanco is the easiest adjustment from a North American or European city.
San Rafael
Art deco calm between Roma and the center
San Rafael is an underrated pocket just north of Roma and west of the historic center — wide art deco avenues, mature trees, and a slower residential rhythm. It's less Instagram-famous than Condesa but increasingly popular with creatives and remote workers who want space and value. El Salvador and Serapio Rendón are the main commercial strips; Reforma is a short walk away. Good metro access without feeling touristy.
Looking for something specific?
Tell us your budget, dates, and preferred neighborhood and we’ll help find a match — even if it isn’t listed yet.
How medium-term renting works
Stay length and furnishing
Listings are set up for medium-term use — typically one to six months — with furniture, kitchen basics, and wifi already in place. Exact minimum stays and extension options are listed on each property.
Requirements for renters
Most partner homes ask for ID, a deposit, and the first month rather than a Mexican fiador or póliza. Create a free rental profile to message owners, confirm dates, and get matched when inventory changes.
Fiador and póliza
Traditional CDMX leases often require a local guarantor. Nomad Pads focuses on owner-furnished inventory where that barrier is usually removed — always confirm on the listing and with the owner.
From overview to move-in
Learn the product here, then browse available apartments with filters. Read the full flow on How it works or common questions in the FAQ.
