The Mexico City corporate market is experiencing a period of stability, showing positive performance in corporate real estate sector investments. This growth reflects the consolidation of hybrid work and the need to strengthen organizational culture.

The capital of Mexico is establishing itself as an important technological hub in Latin America, thanks to nearshoring and the arrival of companies seeking modern collaboration centers that move beyond the traditional desk concept.

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At the close of the April-May 2026 bimonthly period, office leasing activity in Mexico City totaled 140,000 square meters, surpassing the figure recorded during the same period of the previous year by 50%.

The Santa Fe and Polanco submarkets led office demand in Mexico City during the April and May 2026 period with 18% each, followed by the Insurgentes submarket with 16%.

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Office vacated space between April and May exceeded 120,000 square meters, reporting a year-over-year increase of practically double; however, demand continues to outpace this, resulting in positive net demand.

For its part, Polanco also leads in move outs with 38%, followed by the North submarket with 25% and Insurgentes with 15%, reflecting high mobility and internal turnover.

The current trend favors location, centrality, and the reduction of commute times to improve quality of life. This explains why the city's best-connected submarkets are welcoming new tenants.