Where Interlomas actually is
Interlomas is a residential macro-zone in the municipality of Huixquilucan, State of Mexico, on the western boundary of Mexico City. It is not one of the city's boroughs, and that has practical consequences: property tax (predial), vehicle paperwork and municipal services are handled by Huixquilucan, under State of Mexico rules, not by a Mexico City authority.
Geographically it borders Bosques de las Lomas and the Santa Fe–Cuajimalpa corridor, and its main road connection is the Chamapa–La Venta highway, with the Boulevard Magnocentro / Interlomas corridor as its commercial spine. Residents of the zone typically work in Santa Fe, Bosques de las Lomas or the Palmas–Reforma corridor. There is no Metro or Metrobús line serving Interlomas: daily life here is car-dependent, which is the single most important practical fact for someone relocating from a city with rail transit.
What an apartment costs: the full table
These are the price statistics of Vait AI's verified inventory for sale in the zone, at the July 19, 2026 cut. Medians and percentiles are exact; counts are published as floors.
| Indicator | Value (MXN) | ≈ USD (indicative) | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median price | $10,054,800 | $544,000 | The "typical" apartment in the zone |
| 25th percentile | $7,581,800 | $410,000 | Floor of the middle half |
| 75th percentile | $13,800,000 | $746,000 | Ceiling of the middle half |
| Minimum observed | $1,800,000 | $97,000 | Entry door of the verified inventory |
| Maximum observed | $36,761,000 | $1.99M | Top of the premium segment |
| Median price per m² | $57,429/m² | $3,100/m² | Common yardstick across zones |
| Median floor area | 152 m² | — | Family format, not micro-apartment |
| Sample | More than 625 apartments | — | Verified inventory for sale |
What your budget buys in Interlomas
The distinguishing feature of Interlomas is range: it is one of the few premium western corridors that still has an entry door. About half the inventory sits in the $6M–$12M MXN band, and roughly 39 percent is above $12 million.
| Price band (MXN) | ≈ USD (indicative) | Inventory | Share | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Under $3M | Under ≈ $162K | More than 10 | ~2% | Exceptional entry, scarce |
| $3M – $6M | ≈ $162K – $324K | More than 65 | ~11% | Access to the zone |
| $6M – $12M | ≈ $324K – $649K | More than 305 | ~49% | The bulk of the market |
| $12M and above | ≈ $649K+ | More than 240 | ~39% | Premium segment |
| Layout | Inventory | Share |
|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | More than 45 | ~8% |
| 2 bedrooms | More than 205 | ~33% |
| 3 or more bedrooms | More than 370 | ~60% |
Read together, the tables say something specific about the product: Interlomas is built for families. Six out of ten verified listings have three or more bedrooms, and the median unit is 152 m² — a long way from the 45 to 60 m² studio format that dominates other corridors of Mexico City. Full Spanish data page: precios de Interlomas (in Spanish).
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The seven residential areas inside "Interlomas"
"Interlomas" as a market label covers a macro-zone of seven residential areas, each with a different product mix. Knowing which one a listing is in matters more than the postcode:
- Interlomas centro — apartment towers along the commercial corridor. The densest, most walkable-to-shops part of the zone.
- Jesús del Monte — the broadest access point to the zone, thanks to variety of product. (area page in Spanish)
- Hacienda de las Palmas — a consolidated residential area and the western corridor's entry price per m² in the Vait Q2 report. (in Spanish)
- Lomas Country Club — broad product around the club, strong in family rentals. (in Spanish)
- La Herradura — traditional residential neighbourhood, predominantly houses. (in Spanish)
- Villa Florence and Lomas Anáhuac — the two areas that complete the macro-zone.
Most of the housing stock across these areas sits in gated complexes and towers with controlled access, private security and internal roads. On safety we are deliberately blunt: Vait does not publish crime statistics it cannot verify, and there is no reliable source at the level of an individual gated community. What we can describe is the physical arrangement, which is what you will actually see on a visit.
Renting instead of buying
If you are relocating for a two or three year assignment, renting first is the usual play. From Vait's rental report, July 5, 2026 cut:
- Median rent in the Interlomas macro-zone: $62,500 MXN per month (≈ $3,380 USD, indicative), over more than 15 verified rentals.
- Middle range: $43,125 to $75,980 MXN per month (≈ $2,330–$4,110 USD, indicative).
- About $202 MXN per m² per month — roughly $11 USD per m², indicative.
- Context: the median rent for the whole western corridor is $55,000 MXN and the citywide median is $60,000 MXN. Interlomas prices above both.
- Almost all the zone's rental inventory has three or more bedrooms, which is why the median sits high — there is very little small-format product to pull it down.
Buy-versus-rent, with the numbers side by side: at the zone's medians, the purchase price per m² equals roughly 276 months of rent — about 23 years — for a gross yield of around 4.3 percent a year. That figure is deliberately unadorned: it does not include appreciation, maintenance, taxes or vacancy. Treat it as the starting point of an analysis, not the conclusion.
Schools, and why families choose this corridor
For most international families the decision order is school first, apartment second. The western corridor gives access to roughly a dozen international schools within a fifteen to twenty minute radius in normal traffic — Eton School has a campus in the Interlomas–Tecamachalco area, Edron Academy runs a British curriculum with IGCSE and A-Levels, and Greengates School sits in Lomas Verdes, Naucalpan, within reasonable range. The full breakdown, including which zone fits which school, is in our English guide to international schools in west Mexico City.
Interlomas or Bosque Real?
The two corridors sit minutes apart in the same municipality and hold the most active inventory in Vait's verified catalog, but they are different products. Bosque Real is around 19 percent more expensive per m² and its median unit is 50 m² larger; Interlomas keeps a slice of inventory below $6 million that in Bosque Real simply does not exist. The full side-by-side at the same July 19 cut: Interlomas vs Bosque Real in English, or the zone guide to living in Bosque Real.
If you are buying from abroad
Interlomas is in the State of Mexico, far outside Mexico's constitutional restricted zone, so a foreign buyer takes direct title in their own name — no bank trust (fideicomiso). The extra step versus a Mexican buyer is a permit from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE), filed by the notary public as part of the closing. Step by step: buying property in Mexico City as a foreigner. General information only, not legal advice.
You may also be interested in
- Apartment prices in Mexico City — medians for 21 neighbourhoods, in English.
- Buy an apartment in Mexico City — English hub — how Vait works for international buyers.
- Vivir en Interlomas — the Spanish edition of this guide. (in Spanish)
- Departamentos en venta en Interlomas — live listings. (in Spanish)
- Datos: precios de Interlomas — the source data page. (in Spanish)