During the January–May 2026 period, Mexico City’s industrial market recorded cumulative leasing demand of 340,000 square meters, a level broadly in line with the same period last year, in a context of steady momentum driven mainly by e-commerce and logistics.

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The capital continues to show consistent dynamism, primarily driven by e-commerce and last-mile logistics, which is reflected in the concentration of 62% of industrial demand across three main submarkets during the period.

During the January–May 2026 period, Zumpango led activity with 28% of total demand, driven by large-scale leases exceeding 45,000 square meters, positioning it as the main absorption hub during the period.

Meanwhile, Cuautitlán, one of the most established submarkets in the capital’s industrial market, accounted for 19% of total absorption so far this year, maintaining its role as a key node within the metropolitan area.

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Tepotzotlán represented 15% of annual demand, with activity mainly linked to the occupancy of second-generation buildings whose leases had expired and were subsequently reintroduced to the market.

Overall, the metropolitan industrial market continues to show an active and diversified dynamic, with positive expectations for the second half of the year.