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New Office and Industrial Inventory in Mexico: How to Address Vacancy and Seize Commercial Opportunities

  • As a key takeaway, in Q3 2024, 58% of new office space and 27% of new industrial space in Mexico were delivered without tenants, contributing to the 5.3 million square meters of empty commercial space across key markets in the country.

  • To maximize returns, investors must focus on key differentiators: high-demand locations, adaptability to market needs, advanced space management technology, and compliance with strict sustainability standards, among other factors that attract top-tier tenants.

Rodrigo González Zerbi is the CEO of FIBRA Plus, which recently delivered empty office space in Héredit Acueducto, Guadalajara. Photo: SiiLA.
Rodrigo González Zerbi is the CEO of FIBRA Plus, which recently delivered empty office space in Héredit Acueducto, Guadalajara. Photo: SiiLA.
By: SiiLA News
10/25/2024

Having well-located or aesthetically appealing properties is not enough in commercial real estate. Success hinges on strategic differentiators that position properties as the top choices among thousands. But what sets apart the properties leased before hitting the market from those that remain vacant for months or even years? The key lies in understanding and applying factors that drive demand and maximize the value of every square meter in times of rapid change.

This becomes even more crucial in a climate where some properties face greater challenges in attracting tenants.

According to SiiLA data, in Q3 2023, 58% of the gross leasable area (GLA) of new office space and 27% of new industrial spaces in the Mexican market were delivered without tenants.

This scenario reflects both confidence in the sector's profitability and the risk investors take by delivering spaces without guarantees of immediate occupancy. With 2.4 million square meters of office space and 2.9 million square meters of industrial space currently empty across Mexico, the new inventory incorporated in Q3 2024—which added 2% to the vacated office space and 20% to empty industrial space—enters a highly competitive market where attracting tenants remains a constant challenge.

Given the current market conditions, it's more crucial than ever to swiftly adopt key strategies. These strategies will ensure your properties stand out and attract tenants quickly and efficiently.

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