On January 20, 2025, a new era will begin for the United States government, Donald Trump will arrive at the White House to lead the country's course. This event has raised many questions about global behavior of various kinds and doubts are not expected for Mexico as well.

In this context, it must be understood that the office real estate market in Mexico has gone through a series of challenges in the last 4 years, since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, so that for 2025 a challenging panorama is seen due to a series of internal and external factors.

Of interest: Solili Office Report 4Q 2024: Demand in 2024 decreased 25% compared to 2023

According to information from the latest Solili report, the evolution of the global economic environment and possible changes in trade policies, which are derived from the arrival of Donald Trump to the presidential chair of the United States, could generate important impacts on the office sector in our country.

The victory of the former president of the United States to a new term generates a climate of uncertainty for the Mexican office market, which remains awaiting possible modifications in tariff policies and a review of the treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada, these changes could have a direct effect on the flow of investments.

Check here: Solili Industrial Report 4Q 2024: Annual demand of 6.2 million marks a record, 7% more than 2023

The president-elect and also a real estate businessman promised that from day 1 of his administration he would put 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, derived from illegal immigration, crime and drugs, in this context the corporate sector will have to adjust to the new conditions to continue growing and preserve the confidence of investors in the market.

At Solili you can check available warehouses in: Guadalajara,  Aguascalientes, Guanajuato.  

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