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The recovery of Mexico’s office market is no longer a statistical mirage—it is a fully consolidated trend. The last three months of 2024 signaled a shift in the cycle, and 2025 confirmed it. Between January and September of this year, the five most relevant corporate markets—Mexico City,…
Read moreTiendas 3B has established itself as the largest and most recognized hard discount chain in Mexico, also known as a proximity store model. Since opening its first location in February 2005, the company has transformed how millions of Mexicans shop by offering high-quality essential products at low…
Read moreAfter several years of adjustments, Mexico’s office real estate segment has begun to redefine itself. In this context, understanding the classification of office buildings by class has become essential for identifying the differences in quality, services, and infrastructure that determine the…
Read moreOver the past year, Mexico’s industrial real estate activity has entered an adjustment stage after the record levels of gross absorption (or real estate transactions) seen during the pandemic and the years that followed. This has resulted in a significant increase in availability in the Northwest…
Read moreGuadalajara’s industrial real estate market is entering a new phase in the availability of logistics and manufacturing spaces. To meet the operational needs of logistics and distribution firms, e-commerce players and light manufacturing companies seeking enough space for production processes — but…
Read moreDistributed generation (DG) — also known as on-site self-generation or dispersed generation — refers to electricity production through smaller-scale systems located close to the point of consumption. In industrial parks, these systems are typically installed on rooftops, walls, parking areas, or…
Read moreIn 2025, Mexico’s industrial real estate sector continues to show strong investment opportunities. According to the Mexican Association of Private Industrial Parks (AMPIP), the total market value is projected to reach $32 billion USD by the end of the year, reflecting an annual growth rate of 15%.…
Read moreMexico’s industrial real estate market is experiencing a period of growth. Industrial buildings have become some of the most in-demand assets, driven by the nearshoring phenomenon and the arrival of foreign direct investment—totaling $12.2 billion USD by the end of the first quarter of the year.…
Read moreBy Javier Lemarroy Mendoza, CEO at Why Mexico In recent years, industrial parks have become an irresistible trend in Mexico’s real estate sector. Driven by strong demand for logistics distribution, the rise of the term “nearshoring” in the media, and the reconfiguration of global supply chains,…
Read moreLast August, Fibra MTY announced the signing of an agreement for the sale of two office buildings known as Las Torres Moradas, located in Monterrey. The transaction amount is $650 million pesos. The real estate investment trust explained that the operation is part of its strategy to divest offices…
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