| Zona Rio is one of the nicer shopping/restaurant areas - not far from the border, either. Not sure about residential areas there. Some of the nicest homes are further down Agua Caliente, surrounding Club Campestre (golf course/country club). There are other middle class/upper middle class areas but I don't know them by name. About 300,000 of Tijuana's total population live in the area well south of Centro called Playas (ie, it is near the beaches). There is a range of housing there and it has more of a suburban feel. Further south, going toward Rosarito Beach are a number of areas which don't feel like they are in Tijuana at all, but are, such as San Antonio del Mar, Real del Mar... |