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SMI - GERAL Q3 2026
+4.99 % 336.10
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INCOME RETURN
+2.24 % +
APPRECIATION RETURN
+2.75 %
USD / MXN
-0.43 % 18.63
GDP (Quarterly, Millions)
-1.24 % 29,325,765.23 PTS
CPI
0.00 % 3.45 PTS
Reference Rate
0.00 % 6.25 PTS
Closing IPC
0.00 % 71,087.56 PTS
UDIs
0.00 % 8.89 PTS
Mexico City Office
Toshiaki Tokunaga leads Hitachi, which leased new offices in the Norte submarket after reorganizing its operations with ABB. Photo: SiiLA.

Hitachi and ABB, the 7,000 sqm Vacancy That Wasn’t a Goodbye

Diego Coppel leads Coppel, which absorbed more than 6,000 sqm at Plaza Cuatro Caminos and Parque Las Antenas in Q3 2026. Photo: SiiLA.
Retail National

Mexico’s Shopping Centers Are More Occupied, but Not Because Demand Is at Record Highs

Jacobo Hamui Mizrahi heads Flying Tiger Copenhagen in Mexico, according to El Financiero. Photo: SiiLA/X(@oscar_report).
Retail Mexico City

Flying Tiger Arrives in Mexico. Just Another Store or a New Battle for Consumers?

Ángel Alverde heads Gigante Grupo Inmobiliario, owner of Miyana Tower I, which is LEED-certified. Photo: SiiLA.
Office Mexico City

Sustainable Buildings Charge More, but Perhaps Not Because They’re Sustainable

Ana Paula Jiménez leads PwC Mexico, the firm responsible for the largest office absorption at Reforma 445 so far in 2026. Photo: SiiLA.
Office Mexico City

In Mexico City’s Office Market, Higher Absorption Doesn’t Mean Greater Appeal

André El-Mann heads FUNO, owner of Patio Tlalpan, a shopping center built on the site of a former psychiatric hospital. Photo: SiiLA.
Retail Mexico City

From Psychiatric Hospital to Mall: One in Six Shopping Centers Has a Past

Enrique Urioste, Avolta’s president and CEO for Latin America and the Caribbean. Photo: SiiLA.
Office Mexico City

Dufry in Azcapotzalco: Why Would a Multinational Choose Offices in Such a High-Vacancy Area?

César Benavides Sánchez heads Truper, one of the companies that occupied the most industrial space in Mexico during Q3 2026. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial National

Why Industrial Absorption Is Falling in Mexico Despite Stable Vacancies

Charles El-Mann heads Parks, which delivered a more than 60,500-square-meter industrial building at El Salto Park III in Guadalajara in Q1 2026 without a tenant. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial National

More Speculative Development and Fewer New Companies. What’s Changing in Mexico’s Industrial Real Estate Market?

Mario Berlanga heads ProximityParks, which broke ground in October on ProximityParks Iztapalapa III, a last-mile industrial park in Mexico City. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial Mexico City

Industry Is Changing Mexico City’s Map. Here’s How It’s Happening

Erik Sjögren, head of growth at & Other Stories, an H&M Group brand that entered Mexico in October 2026. Photo: SiiLA.
Retail Mexico City

& Other Stories Arrives in Mexico With a Real Estate Developer Behind Its Expansion

Mario Chapa, director of VYNMSA, developer of the two industrial buildings FIBRA Monterrey is negotiating to acquire in Santa Catarina, Nuevo León. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial Nuevo Leon

VYNMSA and FIBRA Monterrey Negotiate $22 Million Acquisition of Two Industrial Buildings

Howard Lutnick, US Secretary of Commerce. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial National

Moving Forward or Backward? Mexico Negotiates Lower Tariffs, but the US Wants Something More

Lei Jun, founder of Xiaomi, which recently occupied more than 3,000 square meters of office space in Mexico. Photo: SiiLA.
Office National

Fewer Offices Available, Higher Rents, but No Boom in Demand

Lorenzo Dominique Berho Carranza leads Vesta, one of Mexico’s largest owners and developers of industrial buildings. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial National

Mexico’s Largest Industrial Owners and How They Built Their Portfolios

Inditex, led by Óscar García Maceiras, is combining network changes with store renovations. Photo: SiiLA.
Retail National

Mexico’s Malls Explain Why Stores Change Size

Félix Olmo heads Uber, which has absorbed more than 21,000 sqm of office space in Mexico City and Guadalajara since 2019. Photo SiiLA.
Office National

Class Doesn’t Distinguish Companies, But Its Office Absorption Size Does

Raúl Gallegos leads FIBRA Next, which deploys capital to both acquire and develop industrial properties. Photo SiiLA.
Industrial National

Beyond Saturn. NEXT Chooses Between Buying and Developing

Barry Lam founded Quanta Computer, the Electronics company behind Mexico’s largest transaction in the sector between Q2 2025 and Q2 2026. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial National

Mexico’s Exports to the United States Surge, But the Industrial Market Does Not

Alejandro Delgado, SiiLA’s Country Manager Mexico, analyzes the stabilization of Mexico’s industrial market after 11 quarters of rising vacancy. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial National

Industrial Vacancy Stops Rising After 11 Consecutive Quarters of Increases

Dave Regnery leads Trane Technologies, whose HVAC equipment incorporates altitude corrections to operate under different atmospheric conditions. Photo SiiLA.
Office Mexico City

Altitude Also Changes How Office Towers Operate

Andy Kim leads Kia Mexico, one of the manufacturers around which Monterrey’s automotive suppliers are concentrated. Photo: SiiLA.
Industrial Nuevo Leon

Monterrey Automotive Suppliers Cluster Around Five Manufacturers

Philip Daniele leads AutoZone, which reached 1,000 stores in Mexico and is building a new distribution center in León. Photo: SiiLA.
CRE National

AutoZone’s 1,000 Stores Hide Another Real Estate Map of Mexico

Stephen B. Williams is co-founder of Vesta, which reports maintenance expenses on properties generating no income. Photo SiiLA.
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Industrial National

The Cost of Industrial Vacancy in Mexico

Guadalupe Phillips Margain heads ICA, which built Mexico City’s Torre Mayor. Photo: SiiLA.
CRE National

The Peso’s Weight Changes the Story of Real Estate Rents in Mexico

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Enrique Urioste, Avolta’s president and CEO for Latin America and the Caribbean. Photo: SiiLA.
Dufry in Azcapotzalco: Why Would a Multinational Choose Offices in Such a High-Vacancy Area?
Jacobo Hamui Mizrahi heads Flying Tiger Copenhagen in Mexico, according to El Financiero. Photo: SiiLA/X(@oscar_report).
Flying Tiger Arrives in Mexico. Just Another Store or a New Battle for Consumers?

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