By Erwit Reichert There was a time when simply putting a desirable property on the market in San Miguel de Allende was almost enough to generate immediate attention. Buyers were enthusiastic, inventory was limited, and decisions often had to be made quickly. Today, things are different. Not weaker, necessarily, but certainly more selective. And that may actually be good news for San Miguel. Our city continues to offer something that cannot easily be replicated: an extraordina

By Nikki Miller Casita Linda creates a dignified, safe and empowering environment that provides a foundation of hope for families living in extreme poverty. Founded in 2001, after San Miguel de Allende suffered a harsh winter where the unusual freezing temperatures caused several deaths because of the sparce living conditions of many rural families. Jeffrey Brown, a San Miguel resident, stonemason, and graphic artist, with the help of Irma Rosado, a local human-services consu

By Adam Katz When I moved to San Miguel de Allende a little less than a year ago, the murals stood out as one of the defining features of the town. I wanted to learn more and to see more of them, so I asked someone whether a list of the murals existed anywhere. They told me, "It's impossible. There are way too many." Because no such list existed, and because I rarely shy away from a challenge, I started taking pictures. And today’s AI tools make it pretty easy to build a web