Serviced offices in Mexico

Mexico City is the second-deepest office market in Latin America, and its serviced offerings reflects that scale. There is a large amount if supply and demand along Reforma, Polanco and Santa Fe, extending through Insurgentes and Lomas de Chapultepec, close to the country’s banking institutions and most multinationals’ country headquarters. The capital commands premium national pricing with broad domestic and international supply.

Monterrey’s San Pedro Garza García and Valle Oriente are busy markets in the North with the Obispado adding central stock. Guadalajara’s Zapopan, Providencia and Puerta de Hierro offer workspaces around the country’s technology capital. Querétaro’s Juriquilla supports aerospace occupiers, Puebla’s Angelópolis serves the car industry and others, and Cancun’s Hotel Zone and Downtown offers flexible space for tourism businesses.

Serviced offices are the standard route into Mexico for international occupiers. US and European businesses routinely take serviced product for market entry through a S.A. de C.V. structure, typically landing in Mexico City or Monterrey, while law firms and consultancies cluster in Reforma and Polanco and manufacturers use serviced space in Querétaro and Monterrey near factory operations. Contracts run from one month upwards on rolling monthly or 12-month agreements, fully inclusive of predial and condominio, avoiding the deposits and fit-out capex of the conventional arrendamiento comercial.