During April 2025, national industrial demand was 281,000 square meters, a 46% decrease compared to the same month last year.

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Although industrial leasing activity in the country showed a decline, the Mexico City market grew 20% compared to April 2024.

The country's capital registered a demand for 51,000 square meters, of which 75% was concentrated in spec properties, while the remaining 25% of transactions were built-to-suit.

The largest lease in April 2025 was located in the Zumpango submarket, with the establishment of a logistics company, occupying an area of 18,000 square meters in the Logistic Center industrial park in the State of Mexico.

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Despite the decline in industrial demand nationwide due to trade tensions, Mexico City's industrial market is expected to remain attractive. Developers such as Parks, CPA, Prologis, and Danhos, among others, continue to promote the development of new projects in the capital.