As of the end of July 2026, León’s corporate market recorded a vacancy rate of 9.1%, a decrease of 2.1 percentage points compared to the 11.2% observed in July 2025.

León, Guanajuato, ranks as the corporate market with the second-lowest vacancy rate nationwide, trailing only Tijuana, which recorded a rate of 6.2%. Among the city's corridors, López Mateos posted the lowest vacancy rate at 9%, while Campestre-Country recorded 15%.

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The amount of office space under construction in the market doubled over the course of a year. By the end of July, León had 108,900 m² under development, compared to the 36,900 m² recorded a year earlier.

Construction growth is concentrated primarily in the Campestre-Country corridor, which accounts for 85% of the volume of office space under development in the city.

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A standout project driving this expansion is the BanBajío Corporate Tower, a Class A development adding approximately 70,000 m² to the construction pipeline.

León’s corporate market currently combines contained vacancy levels with a significant volume of space under construction—particularly in Campestre-Country—pointing to an evolution in corporate supply in the coming periods.