Mexico. A lower level of construction than in countries such as the United States or Brazil has led to the rental price of offices and spaces in shopping centers in Mexico City, increasing and remaining above the average of other cities, according to data offered by the real estate consulting company CBRE.
According to this company, Mexico City currently has one million 367 thousand square meters of class A and A+ offices under construction, which would not enter into operation until 2017.
On the other hand, in the case of commercial spaces there are saturation zones in some specific localities of the Mexican capital, but in general, and due to the high population density of the city there is a niche for projects of new shopping centers that can meet this demand, as well as prepare Mexico City to meet the needs of its new inhabitants in the future.
As for the big picture in the rest of the country, it is worth noting that at the end of last year, Mexico City, Monterrey and Guadalajara concentrated 40 percent of the country's shopping centers, and for the next three years this figure is expected to reach 65 percent, so it is vitally important that investors begin to look towards cities such as Puebla or Cancun.
