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Nearshoring and the reconfiguration of supply chains are transforming the country’s industrial landscape. With the arrival of new manufacturing plants, logistics centers, and data centers, electricity demand in industrial parks has increased significantly. In this context, energy storage has…
Read moreThe potential acquisition of Fibra Macquarie by Fibra Prologis represents one of the most significant moves in Mexico’s real estate investment trust (REIT) sector. If completed, it would position Fibra Prologis as the largest industrial REIT in the country, with close to 600 properties and 9…
Read moreWithin the framework of Expo Real Estate 2026, one of the most talked-about topics was the panel “Logistics Real Estate in Mexico,” featuring Sofía Díaz Miranda, Commercial Asset Management Associate at O’Donnell Mexico; Francisco Muñoz, Executive Vice President of the Logistics and Industrial…
Read moreBy Silvia Gómez, Team Lead of Research and Analysis at Datoz Throughout 2025, the Mexico City market recorded the highest demand for industrial space in the country, with a total of 1.1 million m² absorbed. Despite these favorable figures, the market also showed signs of stabilization compared to…
Read moreDigital transformation has become a central pillar for companies, essential for competitiveness and long-term survival. In an environment where information constantly evolves, organizations face the challenge of integrating technology into their daily processes—especially in the way human capital…
Read moreReal Estate Investment Trusts (Fibras) represent a solid option for investing in Mexico’s real estate market, becoming increasingly attractive financial instruments for investors. As of the end of 2025, Mexican real estate Fibras made estimated investments of $5 billion USD, incorporating 2.3…
Read moreDuring 4Q 2025, Mexico’s industrial real estate market continued to show growth in space absorption, as transactions for sales and leases typically increase in the final quarter of each year. By the end of 2025, national gross absorption surpassed 1.2 million m². This reflects a positive trend,…
Read moreIn Mexico’s industrial real estate market, energy has become a critical factor. Today, developers, end users, and brokers agree on one point: without energy efficiency, there is no competitiveness, operational continuity, or sustainable growth. Demand for next-generation industrial space, rising…
Read moreThroughout 2026, Mexico’s retail real estate sector will continue its expansion with the opening of new shopping centers in key regions such as Mexico City, Monterrey, and tourist destinations like Oaxaca. This year’s trend points toward larger-scale developments that combine leisure spaces,…
Read moreCompetition to build the tallest skyscrapers in Mexico—and even in Latin America—has intensified in recent years, particularly among developers in Mexico City and Monterrey. In this context, office space remains the dominant segment in high-rise skyscrapers, integrating highly efficient corporate…
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