In July 2025, the year-over-year increase in Mexico City's office market was primarily driven by a growing preference for premium spaces, with Class A buildings being the most in-demand.

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Mexico City reported 88,000 square meters of office space demand, tripling the figure recorded in July 2024, marking a significant surge in leasing activity.

In terms of location, the most sought-after submarkets were Insurgentes, which accounted for 43% of total leased space, followed by Polanco with 25%, and Santa Fe with 17%.

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The observed dynamism was concentrated in consolidated submarkets with strong connectivity. Companies continue to seek locations offering modern infrastructure, complementary services, and accessibility, prioritizing buildings that provide operational efficiency and corporate prestige.