The corporate office market in Mexico City demonstrated clear signs of stabilization and gradual recovery during the first half of 2026, driven primarily by strong demand in the capital’s most prestigious commercial corridors. According to recent market reports from CBRE, the total inventory of Class A and A+ office spaces reached 7.5 million square meters, representing a 2.3% annual growth fueled by the addition of 104,000 square meters of new supply.
Market activity during this period concentrated heavily in select high-value areas. The Insurgentes corridor captured 45% of the net absorption, while the city’s central business district (CBD)—encompassing Polanco, Reforma, and Lomas Palmas—accounted for an additional 36%. Together, these premier zones concentrated over 80% of total net demand, underlining corporations’ preference for highly accessible, well-connected locations equipped with top-tier amenities.
This positive dynamic is further supported by broader economic indicators, notably the robust influx of foreign investment into the capital, which continues to drive the need for high-specification corporate workspaces. As developers focus on sustainable, technologically advanced buildings, the market’s overall availability rate has begun to trend downward, particularly within these core districts. Industry analysts project that the arrival of additional cutting-edge inventory in the upcoming months will maintain steady momentum, solidifying Mexico City’s position as a premier hub for corporate investments and business operations in Latin America.
Source: https://www.realestatemarket.com
