The state of Hidalgo has more than 3,000,000 inhabitants who are constantly looking for a better quality of life and sometimes moving can be an opportunity for development, so knowing which is the cheapest municipality to live in should be important, otherwise it could fail.
In this sense, it highlights that the demarcation has an important location in terms of proximity to relevant destinations such as the country’s capital itself, CDMX, as well as industries that monopolize most of the job vacancies, so it can be an attraction to move and start a new life.
The municipality that gives title to this informative note is located in the southern part of Hidalgo, within the geographic region called Cuenca de México or Valle de Tizayuca, so it borders Tolcayuca on the part of the entity, but also shares a large part of its border with the State of Mexico.
In this sense, it is noteworthy that it is the only district of Hidalgo that is considered part of the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico, according to the incorporation criteria, with its northern side being the one that delimits, which is why it is common for its inhabitants to travel to Mexico City and State, or vice versa.
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Tizayuca is the cheapest municipality in Hidalgo to live in and according to linguists, its name comes from the Nahuatl language “Tizayocan” which has a pre-Hispanic meaning: “Place where chalk is prepared”, in addition to being one of the few that does not have an accompaniment, like Pachuca de Soto.
In terms of population, it stands out that it is fourth with a total of 168,369 inhabitants, behind Tulancingo by a difference of 67,000 people, although in terms of territorial extension, it drops to step number 77 out of a total of 84, since it only has 76.80 kilometers of property.
The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) added that in 2020 there were 47,529 inhabited private homes, which is 5.5 percent of these constructions in Hidalgo, which are distributed in a total of 45 localities, of which it stands out that Peregrinos and San Pedro barely have one inhabitant.
Although the electricity service is one of the most extensive in the state, with a coverage of 99.7 percent, the piped water is 90.8, drainage 99.5 and sanitation 99.7, so it is a good municipality to consider moving to, in addition to being one of the cheapest to live in.
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It is the fourth most populated municipality in Hidalgo / Credit: special
These are the prices of Tizayuca, the cheapest in Hidalgo to live in
According to information from real estate agencies, Tizayuca is one of the cheapest municipalities in Hidalgo to live in, since the price per square meter of land is very low, in contrast to other demarcations such as Pachuca, the state capital, since it is 72.15 percent lower.
In the so-called Bella Airosa, a plot of land can cost around 7,899 pesos per square meter, while in the aforementioned district it is only 2,200 pesos with a public deed and all services at street level; if you go to the industrial zones, the value drops to between 1,200 and 2,000.
In the El Manantial or Tepojaco subdivisions, a 10-hectare plot of land with a public deed, drainage, water, electricity and natural gas services has a price of 1,500 pesos; in the CID it is barely 1,000 pesos; if you want the best offer, the limits with the State of Mexico compete with 800 pesos, which is a good option.
As for products, some residents say that it is cheaper, with a few pesos difference, mainly in groceries, compared to Tizayuca; as for fuel, gas per kilo costs between 18 and 19 pesos and per liter up to 11; the fare in minibuses is around 10 pesos and drinking water is around 90.26 pesos every two months.
Source: lasillarota
