As of the end of November 2025, the vacancy rate in Monterrey's corporate market stood at slightly above 270,000 square meters, representing a 10% year-over-year decrease compared to the same period in 2024.

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The reduction in vacancy has been primarily caused by a decrease in the volume of move out space, which, along with the strong absorption activity of the past year, has put downward pressure on market supply.

Meanwhile, demand showed annual growth of 8.5%, contributing to the strengthening of the market. The combination of increased leasing activity and low vacancy rates has been essential for the decline in vacancy levels.

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For its part, the corporate inventory remained virtually unchanged during the same period, keeping supply at controlled levels. This stability in the addition of new projects has allowed for a healthy vacancy rate of 12.4%, consolidating a balance between supply and demand and reinforcing the position of the Monterrey office market as one of the most stable and resilient in the country.