Airbnb in Ciudad de México: how much a short-term rental earns — September 2026

Median revenue/mo
$1,913
Median nightly rate
$111
Median occupancy
60%
RevPAR (revenue per available night)
$64

Medians across 1,480 entire homes active in September 2026. In seasonal destinations, monthly swings usually reflect the change of season, not a trend. The methodology is public.

Key takeaways

  • A typical entire-home Airbnb in Ciudad de México earns $1,913 per month at 60% occupancy.
  • Hipódromo Condesa is the top-earning neighborhood at $3,459/mo; Del Carmen sits at the entry point ($1,080/mo).
  • Highest occupancy: Ampliación Granada, 78%.

Ciudad de México: Airbnb monthly revenue by neighborhood

Median monthly revenue per listing in September 2026. Neighborhoods with at least 10 listings analyzed; gray = insufficient sample.

Ampliación Granada: $3,253/moAnahuac I: $1,361/moAnahuac Ii: $3,216/moAnzures: $1,615/moCentro Viii: $1,549/moChapultepec Morales (Polanco): $2,926/moCondesa: $2,408/moCorredor Santa Fe: $3,153/moCuauhtemoc: $2,377/moDel Carmen: $1,080/moEscandon Iii: $1,599/moGranjas Mexico I: $1,298/moHipódromo Condesa: $3,459/moHipodromo I: $2,413/moHipodromo Ii: $2,171/moJuarez: $2,284/moNapoles: $2,196/moRoma Norte I: $2,315/moRoma Norte Ii: $2,692/moRoma Norte Iii: $2,585/moRoma Sur I: $2,504/moRoma Sur Ii: $1,696/moSan Rafael I: $1,913/moSan Rafael Ii: $2,180/moSanta Maria La Ribera Ii: $1,235/moSanta Maria La Ribera Iv: $1,747/moTabacalera: $2,048/moVeronica Anzures: $1,855/moRoma Norte I$2,315/moCuauhtemoc$2,377/moHipodromo Ii$2,171/moNapoles$2,196/moAmpliación Granada$3,253/moDel Carmen$1,080/moGranjas Mexico I$1,298/mo$1,080–$1,599$1,599–$2,048$2,048–$2,315$2,315–$2,692$2,692–$3,459tulugar.com · September 2026
NeighborhoodMonthly revenueNightly rateOccupancyListings
Hipódromo Condesa
$3,459
$16070%25
Ampliación Granada
$3,253
$16378%18
Anahuac Ii
$3,216
$13463%15
Corredor Santa Fe
$3,153
$13362%12
Chapultepec Morales (Polanco)
$2,926
$13873%16
Roma Norte Ii
$2,692
$12862%56
Roma Norte Iii
$2,585
$13267%95
Roma Sur I
$2,504
$11367%44
Hipodromo I
$2,413
$12460%62
Condesa
$2,408
$15263%64
Cuauhtemoc
$2,377
$12860%59
Roma Norte I
$2,315
$12465%104
Juarez
$2,284
$13266%86
Napoles
$2,196
$10850%24
San Rafael Ii
$2,180
$9173%14
Hipodromo Ii
$2,171
$10863%34
Tabacalera
$2,048
$11567%33
San Rafael I
$1,913
$10460%11
Santa Maria La Ribera Iv
$1,747
$9467%13
Roma Sur Ii
$1,696
$8773%15
Anzures
$1,615
$9447%39
Centro Viii
$1,549
$7777%17
Anahuac I
$1,361
$8958%14
Granjas Mexico I
$1,298
$11943%15
Del Carmen
$1,080
$12363%15

Small sample — not ranked

These neighborhoods are published separately because they carry far fewer analysed properties than most: 19 or under, against a median of 24 across the rest. The figure is what that sample gives, and with so few properties a single listing can move it a long way. We do not rank them against those above, nor use them to say which is the most expensive or the most affordable.

NeighborhoodMonthly revenueListings
Veronica Anzures$1,85519
Escandon Iii$1,59910
Santa Maria La Ribera Ii$1,23514

How much an Airbnb earns in other cities

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Sources & methodology

Public short-term-rental data (Airbnb and similar platforms), computed over a broad sample of entire homes active during the month — not a full census of the market. Monthly revenue is an estimate of gross per-listing income (median), before Airbnb fees, cleaning, taxes and other host costs; it is not an income promise for any specific unit. Immutable monthly series.

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