Guadalajara's corporate market is currently the third largest nationwide, with more than one million square meters of office inventory distributed across 214 buildings. Even with its vast extension, its vacancy rate has shown a downward trend since it reached its highest point in July 2021 with a vacancy rate of 20%.

Currently, the vacancy rate is 10.7%, which is only above Mérida with 7.4% and Tijuana with 6.1%, which have the lowest rates of the eight that make up the national office vacancy rate and which have historically maintained average rates below 10%.

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The low vacancy levels in Guadalajara have also been the result of a measured growth of new office projects in the last 3 years, since only 45 thousand square meters of office space have been completed.

Without a doubt, the strategies that have been implemented in Guadalajara have balanced supply and demand, resulting in healthy levels of vacancy rates. However, in 2025, some buildings that are under construction are close to completion, such as Neruda Providencia, Torre San Luis and Bravante Business Center, to mention the largest ones, so the market supply will begin to move.

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However, important investments by technology companies in Jalisco were recently announced, since it is well known that Jalisco is one of the preferred destinations for large corporations because it is considered a technological cluster, so with this it is expected to face the new offer projected for 2025.