Office demand in Mexico City during August 2025 reached a total of 55,000 square meters.

Of note: Solili Industrial Report August 2025: National construction decreased 20% compared to 2024.

The submarkets reporting the highest volume of corporate investments during the month were Insurgentes, which concentrated 26% of the occupied space, followed by Polanco with 19% and Santa Fe with 15%.

In contrast, office vacancy in Mexico City in August 2025 reached a total of 22,000 square meters, a figure that represents less than half the leased volume during the same period.

See also: Office demand in Monterrey grew 48% year-over-year in July–August 2025.

By the end of August, the capital’s corporate market offered a diverse supply exceeding 2.8 million square meters of ready-to-occupy office space. Rental prices remained stable, closing the month at $20.99 USD per square meter per month, ranking as the second-highest in the country, only behind the border market of Tijuana.