The Narvarte neighborhood is located in the Benito Juárez borough in the central part of Mexico City. Actually, the area known as “Narvarte” is made up of several neighborhoods: Piedad Narvarte, Atenor Salas, Narvarte Poniente, Narvarte Oriente and Vértiz Narvarte. Also known as “La Narvarte”, it dates back to the 1940’s and was designed as a residential neighborhood with a very particular layout where the traditional street blocks are met by large diagonal avenues that are found on two of its popular roundabouts: the Etiopia Glorieta and the Glorieta SCOP.

Today, the area is referred to as “the New Condesa” because of the real-estate boom that has sprung up in recent years derived from its location (probably one of the better-connected areas in Mexico City), price affordability in comparison to other areas nearby, and the “barrio” life-style that is so difficult to find nowadays in the Mexican capital.

The Narvarte has evolved a lot in recent years and has become one of Mexico City’s favorite places. It has been named one of the best neighborhoods in the world by some journals and this is not surprising, as it combines local businesses with a wide variety of culinary options and the community spirit of its residents.

To live in the Colonia Narvarte means knowing your neighbors, saying hello to the lady who works at the corner store, drinking your morning coffee at your regular coffee place, and being part of a supportive and warm community.

The area is perfect for small families, couples, and singles. You can perceive a breezy and relaxed ambience.

For those in search of a quiet place to live. Streets are busy and traffic is hectic during most hours of the day.

The residential market is centered on recently built apartments and on freshly renovated buildings designed with a functionalist approach.

If you are a craft beer buff, then Colonia Narvarte is the place for you. With the boom of the craft beer market, this neighborhood has become famous for its many spots where you can sample a great variety of beers and take in the great ambience that is felt on the streets.