A City Transformed Recently, Mexico City faced growing protests over rising rents. As a result, the city’s mayor promised rent controls to ease residents’ frustrations. Many locals blame gentrification and soaring housing prices on the recent influx of “digital nomads”—remote workers from abroad, especially the US, who are drawn to the city for its lower costs and vibrant culture. How Did We Get Here? During the pandemic, Mexico relaxed entry rules, making it a hotspot for foreigners seeking remote work. Consequently, the government promoted the city as a tech-friendly destination. At the same time, Airbnbs sprang up in trendy neighborhoods. Thousands of newcomers arrived, laptops in hand, earning in dollars…