During the second quarter of 2026, the Mexico City corporate office market registered an inventory of 12.6 million square meters, with a vacancy rate of 17.1%.

In this context, the submarkets with the highest vacancy rates are North, with 31.4%; Santa Fe, with 25.1%; and Interlomas, with 23.2%. These markets register rental prices of $17.71, $20.36, and $20.88 USD per square meter per month, respectively.

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During the second quarter of 2026, demand for corporate space reached 157,000 square meters of gross absorption, reflecting an active office market and a gradual recovery in leasing activity in Mexico City.

Polanco remains the submarket with the highest demand, accounting for 21% of leasing, followed by Insurgentes, with 18%. Both continue to be among the most established corporate markets in the capital, with rental prices of $23.47 and $22.64 USD per square meter per month, respectively.

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The North submarket is positioned as the third market with the highest demand for corporate space, accounting for 14% of leasing. Furthermore, it boasts the most competitive rental price on the market, at $17.71 USD per square meter per month, strengthening its appeal for companies seeking to expand their operations in Mexico City.

As of the end of July 2026, the submarkets with the highest rental prices were Lomas Palmas, at $25.22 USD per square meter per month, Reforma, at $23.84 USD, and Polanco, at $23.47 USD.