The corporate real estate market in Mexico closed January 2026 with office demand reaching 84,000 square meters, double the figure recorded in the same month of 2025 and marking a positive shift in the sector's activity.

Of interest: Solili Offices Report January 2026: Demand doubled compared to January 2025.

Mexico City accounted for the majority of absorption, with more than 40,000 square meters of occupied space. Within the capital, the Insurgentes submarket stood out, representing nearly 30% of occupancy, driven primarily by leases in Class B buildings, a segment that continues to attract companies prioritizing central locations and competitive costs.

Tijuana ranked second, with demand for 13,000 square meters. Activity was concentrated entirely in the Agua Caliente submarket, where pre-leases of Class A spaces stood out.

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Meanwhile, vacated space decreased by 30% compared to January 2025, with a total of 25,000 square meters freed up nationwide. Of that volume, 87% was concentrated in Mexico City.

Taken together, these indicators paint an encouraging picture for the start of 2026, with strengthening demand, lower vacancy rates, and increased activity in strategic corridors. January's performance points to a corporate market that is starting the year with greater dynamism.