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Getting to the office has become a daily challenge for millions of people in Mexico. Long commute times take a toll on workers’ quality of life, as many must travel considerable distances to reach their workplaces. In this context, mobility has become a determining factor for companies when…
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 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 moreMexico’s corporate real estate market closed 2025 with sustained recovery in office space demand across the country’s major cities. Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Querétaro, and Tijuana recorded higher gross absorption (lease and sale transactions), reflecting growing demand in key corridors…
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…
Read moreThe 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 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 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…
Read moreOffice spaces in Mexico have been reconfigured in recent years, driven by changes in work models after the pandemic and the growing demand for more technology-oriented environments. In this context, flexibility has become a key element in building design, particularly in cities such as Mexico…
Read moreThe office real estate market performed well during 2023, achieving record gross absorption levels starting in 2020, even surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Meanwhile, the availability and vacancy rate of corporate spaces decreased. In this regard, the first quarter of 2024 continued this trend with…
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