The corporate office market in Monterrey showed a significant acceleration in activity during April and May 2026. In total, office demand reached 35,000 square meters in transactions, consolidating the city as the second most in-demand market in Mexico, after Mexico City.

Of interest: Office supply in Puebla decreased by more than 25,000 sqm year-on-year.

The rebound in corporate space absorption in Monterrey aligns with the economic dynamism of Nuevo León, driven by industrial expansion and the effects of nearshoring. The state’s leadership in manufacturing, investment, and job creation has supported the demand for administrative and corporate spaces, as well as specialized service offices.

In this context, Valle Oriente once again emerged as the most active submarket in the city, accounting for 31% of total demand during the period. Its established infrastructure, connectivity, and quality space offerings continue to support its position as one of the main corporate hubs in northern Mexico.

Read more: Solili Office Report May 2026: Demand totaled nearly 200,000 sqm, 55% higher than April–May 2026.

Although the market still faces an adjustment environment, the results from April and May reflect a notable recovery. The combination of investment, business expansion, and job creation continues to drive office absorption in Monterrey, strengthening its position as one of the most active corporate markets in Mexico in 2026.