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The acquisition of Fibra Macquarie by Fibra Mty marks one of the most significant transactions in the Mexican real estate investment trust (FIBRA) sector. According to first-quarter 2026 financial reports, the combination of both portfolios will bring the company’s total assets to $6.5 billion…
Read moreThe growth of e-commerce in Mexico has transformed the way companies manage their logistics operations. Commercial events such as Hot Sale have become one of the main drivers of digital consumption in the country, increasing order volumes, inventories, and same-day deliveries. According to the…
Read morePlataforma Park is one of the most significant industrial projects contributing to Mexico’s logistics and industrial growth, featuring 9,290 m² in speculative and Build-to-Suit (BTS) buildings, along with more than 464,515 m² of leasable space available. Located in El Salto, Guadalajara’s leading…
Read moreMonterrey’s real estate market continues to bet on mixed-use building construction. These projects integrate retail, office, hospitality, and residential spaces within a single development. In addition to transforming the urban landscape, they represent an increasingly attractive investment…
Read moreFollowing the slow recovery of Mexico’s office market in the wake of the pandemic years, Monterrey has achieved a degree of stabilization in its availability rate, bringing it close to its historical average. At the end of Q1 2026, the availability rate for Monterrey’s office market stood at…
Read moreReal Estate Investment Trusts (Fibras) have established themselves as one of the most attractive financial vehicles for investing in the Mexican real estate market, offering access to diversified portfolios and stable cash flows without the need to acquire assets directly. One way to assess a…
Read moreMexico’s industrial real estate market began the year showing signs of adjustment following several quarters of accelerated growth. New real estate projects have been driving sector expansion, giving way to an environment where supply and availability levels are playing a greater role in each…
Read moreThe first quarter of 2026 has been marked by increasing activity in the opening of distribution centers (DCs) for the automotive sector across various states in Mexico. This momentum reflects a context in which logistics has taken on a strategic role, driven by the need for proximity to markets…
Read moreThe corporate real estate market in western Mexico City presents notable contrasts in pricing, tenant profiles, and types of real estate offerings. Despite their proximity, the office corridors of Lomas Palmas and Lomas Altas exhibit distinct dynamics that influence their positioning within the…
Read moreBy Emilio Ibarra, Real Estate Analyst for the Northeast Region at Datoz In the Northeast region of the country, the leading industrial markets are Monterrey, Saltillo, and Reynosa, driven by their scale, inventory size, and operational stability. However, during 2025, a significant shift in…
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