Mérida has been a key player in Mexico’s growing economy, driven by its capacity for innovation and adaptation. Like other regions such as Querétaro and León, Mérida will continue to attract international investors due to its cultural wealth, security, infrastructure, and innovative spirit.
Positive Real Estate Trends
Mérida closed 2024 with a positive outlook for the real estate sector. In 2025, the city is expected to see continued growth in mixed-use developments and new vertical projects. Notable examples include:
– The Sky: The tallest tower in Mérida under construction, with 36 floors.
– Torre Zaguán: Primarily composed of apartments, with 8 offices and 3 commercial spaces.
– Torre Triada: Located on Avenida Líbano, featuring 15 floors of commercial premises, offices, apartments, and hotel suites.
– Aqua Avenue Tower: Offers 14 floors divided between residential areas, hotels, and medical offices.
– Tower Two: An 8-floor building combining residential, commercial, and office spaces.
Emerging Areas and Industrial Projects
The coastal area is experiencing an increase in hotel and shopping mall developments, while localities such as Umán, Kanasín, Baca, and Hunucmá are attracting industrial projects like Lok Park.
Growth in the Health Sector
Medical tourism has driven significant growth in the health sector, increasing the demand for medical offices in exclusive vertical projects, replacing traditional clinic spaces.
Innovation and Technology
To ensure the success of these developments and attract foreign companies, it is essential to maintain innovation and create comprehensive solutions that meet market demands. Investors are looking for functionality, sustainability, and competitive prices. Technologies such as artificial intelligence and virtual reality will be key to improving purchasing processes, allowing users to experience developments immersivity.
Source: Colliers
