During the months of January and February 2023, the real estate platform Solili registered improvements in gross demand for offices in Mexico City.

Said figure is already 58% higher than that registered during the first quarter of 2022 (1Q2022), therefore an increase in the total quarterly gross demand of the capital's offices is anticipated.

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Despite this, vacancy in the capital closes the first two months of the year at 21.6%, due to the entry of new inventory. Along these lines, it should be remembered that in 2022, vacancy was at 22.9%, mostly concentrated in the submercados: Insurgentes, Santa Fe, Norte, Polanco and Reforma.

Regarding vacancy, the corridors that have the lowest percentage regarding their inventory are Periférico with 16.7%, Bosques with 17.8%, and Lomas and Polanco, each with 18%. However, availability levels appear high, but these register slight downward adjustments since the previous year.

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Regarding the average starting price, this is maintained with slight modifications at the end of February with 21.8 dollars per monthly square meter (m2). However, there are areas such as Lomas Palmas, which average up to 27.1 dollars per square meter.

On the other hand, the corridors with greater availability such as Polanco, Reforma and Santa Fe have prices between 21 and 23 dollars per m2 per month. The North submarket has the lowest ticket in the market closing February at 16.7 dollars per month.

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