At the beginning of 2026, the Guadalajara office market registered 90,000 square meters under construction, a figure that represents a 12% decrease compared to January 2025.

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The decrease in construction area during 2025 was mainly due to the completion of approximately 15,000 square meters of projects, while the start of new construction was limited, with only 8,300 square meters beginning.

Of the total projects under development, 85% correspond to Class A buildings, confirming that new projects continue to be oriented towards the premium segment of the market. This concentration reflects a predominant corporate demand that prioritizes high technical standards, operational efficiency, and certifications, even in a context of moderate growth.

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Construction activity remains clearly concentrated in strategic submarkets. The New Financial Zone leads with 40% of the total square meters under construction, followed by Providencia, which accounts for 23% of the buildings under construction.