The Mexico City industrial market closed the second quarter of the year with over 1 million square meters under construction, representing 26% of the national total and positioning itself as the market with the highest construction activity in the country.

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The capital ranked as the second market with the highest demand in the country, second only to Monterrey, reaffirming its importance as one of the country's main industrial hubs.

Construction activity was concentrated mainly in five industrial submarkets, with Zumpango leading the way with 60% of the area under construction, standing out for large-scale projects exceeding 40,000 square meters.

Toluca ranks second with 16% of construction, followed by Tultitlán with 12%. For its part, Huehuetoca accounts for 8% of construction, while Cuautitlán contributes the remaining 4%.

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During the quarter, significant activity was also recorded in the start of new developments. Mexico City accounted for 37% of the square meters of industrial space that began construction nationwide, with 11 new buildings, surpassing any other market in the country. This trend reaffirms developers' interest in continuing to add supply in the capital, driven by sustained demand and the need for modern industrial spaces.