
Spaces Ciudad de Mexico, Insurgentes Sur
Av. Insurgentes Sur 2375
Find your ideal coworking space in Mexico City, Mexico. We list 23 workspaces with detailed pricing, photos, reviews, and availability — all in one place.
Top 6 spaces ranked by Google rating × review volume — compare price, capacity and type at a glance.
| Space | Type | From | Capacity | Google rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spaces Ciudad de Mexico, Insurgentes Sur | Mixed | On request | — | — |
| Regus MEXICO CITY, Regus Napoles | Mixed | On request | — | — |
| Spaces Av Insurgentes Sur 617 | coworking | On request | — | — |
| Spaces Sierra Gorda 42 | coworking | On request | — | — |
| Spaces The Summit Santa Fe | coworking | On request | — | — |
| Workology | coworking | On request | — | — |
Mexico City's coworking market has exploded alongside the city's emergence as a global remote work hub. With 29 listed spaces, day passes averaging just $9.48 (MXN ~170), and monthly memberships at $145, CDMX offers some of the most affordable professional workspace in any major world city. The combination of low costs, rich culture, and improving digital infrastructure has made it a magnet for North American and European remote workers.
Roma Norte and Condesa remain the default neighborhoods for international coworkers — walkable, filled with cafés, and well-served by metro Line 1. Polanco offers a more upscale, corporate environment. The Centro Histórico and Juárez provide budget-friendly options with distinctive character. Newer coworking clusters are emerging in Narvarte and Del Valle as remote workers seek neighborhoods with lower rent.
Day passes range from about $5 to $15 USD, averaging $9.48. Monthly memberships average $145 USD. For comparison, a similar space in Barcelona costs 2.5x more. Even after factoring in Mexico City's rising cost of living, the value proposition is extraordinary for anyone earning in dollars or euros.
Internet speeds vary significantly between spaces — always test before committing. Air quality and altitude (2,240m) can affect newcomers for the first week. The metro is extensive but crowded; many coworkers use Uber or bike between spaces. The city's time zone (CST/CDT) aligns perfectly with US business hours, which is a major draw for North American remote teams.

Av. Insurgentes Sur 2375

Av. Insurgentes Sur 863

Av. Insurgentes Sur 617, 03810, Mexico City, MX

Sierra Gorda 42,piso 3,Lomas de Chapultepec, 11000, Mexico City, MX

Av. Santa Fe 481, Santa Fe, Contadero,Cuajimalpa de Morelos, 01219, Mexico City, MX

s/n Ignacio Ramírez, 06030, Mexico City, MX

Hamburgo 213

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Everything you need to know before choosing your space in Ciudad de México.
Day passes average about $9.48 USD, monthly memberships around $145 USD. This makes CDMX one of the most affordable major cities for coworking globally.
Yes. The timezone aligns with US business hours, costs are very low, there's a large English-speaking coworking community, and flight connections to US cities are excellent.
The neighborhoods with the most coworking supply in Ciudad de México are: Polanco. Each has its own vibe (business, creative, quiet) — check the dedicated pages to compare.
Yes. Ciudad de México offers many closed private offices and serviced private spaces, for teams of 2 to 50+. The best format for SMEs and subsidiaries setting up.
Ciudad de México has several spaces that can host full teams. Filter by capacity to find the right fit.
Roma Norte and Condesa are the most popular for international remote workers. Polanco is more corporate, while Centro Histórico and Juárez offer budget options.
Obaflow lists 64 verified coworking spaces in Ciudad de México, with transparent pricing, Google reviews and amenities — no sign-up needed.
The highest-rated space in Ciudad de México on Obaflow is Regus (IWG) - Regus - Magenta Tower, with 5.0⭐ on Google (5 verified reviews). "Best" still depends on your criteria: budget, location, amenities, vibe.
Yes, most spaces in Ciudad de México offer day passes. Prices and availability vary by space.
Absolutely. Coworking in Ciudad de México is often used by full-remote or hybrid employees: individual subscription, occasional day passes, or company plans (multiple employees sharing). Many employers cover the cost as a business expense.
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