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Central Business Districts (CBD): Which Submarkets Are the Preferred Choice for the Finance Industry in Mexico City?

  • The preferred CBD submarkets for the financial industry in Mexico City encompass spaces of the highest quality, emphasizing the importance of location and connectivity with other key players in the business world. Discover which ones are the favorites of the financial sector.

BBVA and HSBC lead the Central Business District of Mexico City. Photo: Pexels
BBVA and HSBC lead the Central Business District of Mexico City. Photo: Pexels
By: SiiLA News & SiiLA News
01/08/2024

In the financial heart of Mexico City, the Central Business Districts (CBD) stands as the vital epicenter for business activity in the Mexican capital. Comprising three crucial submarkets—Lomas Palmas, Polanco, and Reforma—this district encompasses an impressive total inventory of 3.3 million square meters, equivalent to approximately 40% of the overall office space in the Mexican capital.

Within this expansive panorama, the financial sector plays a pivotal role, occupying around 15% of the available space in the CBD. Key players in this realm include prominent names such as BBVA, HSBC, CI Banco, Actinver and American Express, collectively owning over 55% of the space dedicated to financial institutions in this district.

According to SiiLA Market Analytics data, location preferences among financial entities highlight Lomas Palmas, Polanco, and Reforma as the most coveted submarkets, capturing nearly 65% of their presence in the CBD. These locations not only provide strategic positions but also offer a top-notch business environment, ideal for financial institutions looking to establish themselves in a setting that fosters business activity and connection with other sector companies.

These institutions opt for high-quality spaces in privileged locations, thus consolidating their presence in the most strategic areas of Mexico City. This strategic approach is based on the quality of physical space and the significance of location and connectivity with other key players in the business world.

The overwhelming presence of these financial leaders in the CBD underscores their influence in the economic sphere and their contribution to the dynamism and vitality of Mexico City as a global business center. Ultimately, the CBD emerges as a tangible testament to the strength and importance of the financial sector in shaping the business environment of the metropolis, setting guidelines for future development and expansion in this crucial area of the city.

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