Mexico Living

Maximize your living experience in Jerusalem.

In the heart of Jerusalem’s renewal, at the corner of Mexico-Island streets in the up-and-coming Kiryat Menachem neighborhood, Mexico is being built—a project offering a new living experience with open views of Jerusalem, refined architectural design, excellent accessibility, and high-quality living spaces.

Overview

Price on request
Jerusalem — קריית מנחם
מקסיקו–איסלנד
Property type : Apartment

Amenities

Lobby
Mamad
Strategic location near light rail
Proximity to educational institutions
Access to green spaces

The IsraelStart view

Mexico Living is a new residential development located in Jerusalem. The development offers Apartment.

The apartments form the core of the development: they work equally well for a first purchase or a pied-à-terre in Israel. A safe room (mamad) is listed: a criterion many buyers in Israel check first. Facilities listed for this development include Lobby, Mamad.

Our view: Mexico Living is worth a detailed comparison for buyers looking for Apartment in Jerusalem. The information on this page (prices, layouts and facilities) comes from the development data referenced by IsraelStart; availability changes over time and is confirmed when you get in touch.

The neighbourhood and surroundings

The capital of Israel and holy city of the three monotheistic religions, Jerusalem combines a millennia-old heritage with spectacular modern urban development.

Jerusalem is far more than a political capital: it is a spiritual, cultural and economic crossroads unique in the world. With 1,050,153 residents according to the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS, 2024, including East Jerusalem), the city is experiencing sustained demographic growth that feeds structurally strong housing demand. The average transaction price in the first half of 2026 was 3,089,000 ₪, stable compared with the first half of 2025 (source: Ynet, 15 September 2026). The city benefits from massive investment in transport infrastructure, with the extension of the light rail network (Rakevet Kala) now serving residential neighbourhoods in the south and east. The fast Jerusalem–Tel Aviv train, in service since 2018, has cut travel time between the two metropolises to just 28 minutes, making Jerusalem even more attractive for people working in the coastal metropolis. The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, ranked among the top 200 in the world, generates constant student rental demand. The Givat Ram and Mount Scopus campuses host more than 23,000 students. The Talpiot neighbourhood, in full transformation, has become a technology hub with R&D centres and startups. Savvy investors target urban renewal neighbourhoods such as Talpiot, Arnona and the German Colony, where Tama 38 and Pinui Binui programmes create buying opportunities before completion.

Neighbourhoods in Jerusalem covered in our city guide include Rehavia, Talpiot, Baka, Katamon, Arnona. City population according to our guide: 1,050,153.