As of the end of April 2026, office demand in Mérida was concentrated primarily in the Cabo Norte submarket, which accounted for 70% of the transactions registered in the corporate market.

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Meanwhile, the Montejo submarket accounted for the remaining 30% of the absorptions carried out during the period, maintaining its position as one of the most important areas for corporate activity in the city.

Market performance during April was marked exclusively by purchase and sale transactions, as all transactions corresponded to investments distributed between buildings under construction and projects already in operation.

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Furthermore, all sales were completed in Class A buildings, reinforcing investors' preference for higher-quality corporate spaces with superior infrastructure standards.

This trend confirms the current profile of the Mérida market, which continues to attract real estate capital, particularly for high-end corporate buildings.