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Lomas Palmas and Lomas Altas: Two Contrasting Offices Corridors

The 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…

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Key Corridors Lead Office Absorption in Mexico

Mexico’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…

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The Return of Office Demand in Mexico

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,…

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Office Classification in Mexico: Class A, B, and C

After 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…

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Guide to Industrial Buildings in Mexico: class A, B & C

In 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%.…

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Flexibility in office design in Mexico

Office 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…

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Mercado Libre: The Major Industrial Space Tenant in Mexico City

The e-commerce giant in Latin America has also strengthened its position in Mexico. Mercado Libre added its twelfth distribution center (Cedis in Spanish) in the country, not including smaller storage and distribution warehouses. Mexico City (CDMX) industrial real estate market is where it…

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Monterrey, Mexico City, and Aguascalientes, the winners of nearshoring

In the first nine months of 2023, Mexico City, Monterrey, and Aguascalientes recorded significant foreign direct investment (FDI). While Mexico City and Monterrey (Nuevo León) led FDI attraction at the national level, Aguascalientes experienced an increase of nearly 150% compared to the previous…

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