The influx of companies is also boosting the demand for corporate, residential, hotel, mixed-use properties, and entertainment areas, including shopping centers. This is where properties marketed by Colliers stand out as strategic investment options.

Javier Lomelín Gascón, Director of Colliers Mérida, emphasizes the role of the local government in transforming Mérida into a corporate center and the transition from old mansions and traditional offices to modern, high-quality functional spaces. However, this process presents logistical and service challenges already being addressed in the region, including improvements in infrastructure such as electricity supply, water provision, roads, and public transportation systems.

"What we are witnessing is Yucatán and Mérida becoming a regional hub for corporate, industrial, and logistical sectors," Lomelín noted. He highlighted the recent announcement of two new industrial parks in the region and the presence of major firms like Amazon, Barcel, Bimbo, Cemex, Kekén, Mercado Libre, PepsiCo, and Walmart, which are driving the expansion and arrival of new businesses.

To capitalize on the surge in demand in Mérida and Yucatán, a key factor is the evolution of spaces to facilitate work activities and improve the quality of life. This implies that properties must be efficient in their operation and management, offering added value with amenities and accessibility. Properties need to be versatile and adaptable to tenants' needs. Examples of such properties are those marketed by Colliers, which stand out in Mérida not only for their quality and unique features, but also because Colliers provides comprehensive solutions tailored to the needs of developers, investors, and end-users, ensuring the best possible service.

Among these properties is Torre Dos. Located within the Vía Montejo project, north of Mérida, this corporate office tower is an integral part of a development that includes residential buildings, the shopping center "The Harbor," the United States Consulate, and a hotel. Construction is underway, with completion expected in the last quarter of 2023. The concept behind this complex is to create a hub focused on the financial sector.

According to Javier Lomelín Gascón, one characteristic of Colliers' properties in Yucatán is that developments are designed to suit the region's climatic and topographic conditions, with Class A+ features. This includes considerations like orientation to optimize natural light and sustainable aspects aligned with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices.

In a context where Mérida and Yucatán are emerging as prime commercial investment destinations, Colliers stands out as a strategic partner. Its comprehensive approach and versatile properties are a smart choice for those looking to seize opportunities created by the expansion of businesses, high-quality real estate projects, and improved infrastructure in the region.

To explore more properties marketed by Colliers, visit their portfolio on SiiLA SPOT and contact us at spot@siila.com.mx.