ANYBODY IN TOLUCA!

Last activity 10 May 2010 by Ted TC

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stacytMember10 May 2010 22:35:11

Interested to rent an apartment in Toluca for 3 months. Would appreciate if someone recommends me a trustworthy property agent! Am gon be there next week, CAN'T WAIT! NEED TIPS AROUND MEXICO AS WELL!

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TIA!

Ted TCMember10 May 2010 22:57:17

I live in Toluca... when you get here you will see lots of signs around centro that say "se renta departamiento." Check out the places - most of them are probably unfurnished. I know a place that is furnished and trustworthy, but outside centro. My place is nice but she wanted a 6 month lease. Expect to pay around 3,000 pesos a month. For one night in a hotel here you will pay around 300 pesos. You might be able to negotiate the price way down at a hotel if you will stay a while... not much tourism in Toluca!!! Send me a message and ask me whatever you want. Good luck!

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