Puebla, September 2026. Puebla’s industrial market closed August 2026 with an average price of $6.18 USD/m²/month, recording a 2.8% annual increase. At this level, state rents remain 15.1% below the national average of $7.28 USD/m²/month, maintaining a competitive position within the country's industrial market.

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Among Puebla’s main industrial submarkets, the Mexico-Puebla Highway records the highest price at $6.53 USD/m²/month, while the Puebla-Tlaxcala submarket stands at $5.20 USD/m²/month.

The price difference between submarkets reflects the impact of location and connectivity on pricing. The Mexico-Puebla Highway submarket ranks above the state average, benefiting from its connection to Mexico City and key markets in the country's central region. Meanwhile, the Puebla-Tlaxcala submarket maintains a more competitive cost structure for users prioritizing rental efficiency.

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Price trends in Puebla show moderate, positive growth; the gap relative to the national average keeps the state an attractive option for companies seeking industrial space in central Mexico. While prices in Puebla are rising, the state retains a favorable cost differential compared to the national average—a factor that continues to support its competitiveness for manufacturing and logistics operations.