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Yucatán, Epicenter of Real Estate and Commercial Development in Southeast Mexico

  • Mérida, the capital of Yucatán in southeastern Mexico, is becoming a key hub for investment in the commercial real estate sector due to its demographic growth, public investment, infrastructure, and strategic location, attracting companies and offering exceptional investment opportunities through properties marketed by Colliers.

Vía Montejo, which includes the construction of Torre Dos, is an unparalleled project in the most valuable area of Mérida. Photo: Colliers.
Vía Montejo, which includes the construction of Torre Dos, is an unparalleled project in the most valuable area of Mérida. Photo: Colliers.
By: SiiLA News
11/13/2023

In the heart of southeastern Mexico, Mérida, the capital of Yucatán, is emerging as a key hub for investment and growth in the commercial real estate sector. This expansion is driven by public investment and significant regional infrastructure projects. Mérida's strategic location ensures security and connectivity on a national and international level, thanks to its access to roads and ports with routes to the eastern United States, Europe, and Latin America.

Over the past decade, Yucatán's population has increased by nearly 20%, with two people migrating to the state for everyone who emigrated in the last five years. This population growth, coupled with a 46% reduction in unemployment over the past decade, has strengthened the economy and contributed to social stability in the region. This is reflected in a 26% increase in GDP and a 3.5-fold increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) since 2013. Additionally, the region has seen a 50% reduction in the crime rate per 100,000 inhabitants since 2015, according to data from INEGI, the Economy Secretariat, and SESNSP.

Due to its strategic location, growing technological infrastructure, and highly skilled workforce, Yucatán has become a magnet for nearshoring. In the past decade, the region has witnessed the growth of industrial parks, technology hubs, and business centers, facilitating the expansion of international companies supported by pro-business government policies and a stable investment climate. Yucatán has excelled in manufacturing and technology and has driven growth in sectors such as research and development, innovation, and higher education.

Industrial growth in Yucatán is attracting large, medium, and small businesses. An outstanding example is Heineken, which recently announced an investment of 8.7 billion pesos (around 483 million USD dollars at an average exchange rate of 18 pesos per dollar) for constructing a new plant in Kanasín, slated to begin operations in the first half of 2026.

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