Mexico’s real estate investment outlook is entering 2026 on firmer ground, with investors signalling steady to rising capital allocations as financing conditions ease. According to CBRE Mexico’s Investment Sentiment Survey for Mexico for the 1Q26, 83% of investors plan to maintain or increase their real estate investment versus the prior year, reflecting expectations of greater macro stability, more contained inflation, and a gradually less restrictive monetary policy.

This allocation stance is supported by expectations that Mexico will regain momentum in 2026, in a context of softer inflation and an improving monetary backdrop. CBRE cites an inflation level around 3.6% and a 2026 GDP growth expectation of 1.2% as part of the macro environment that could support disciplined execution and improved price alignment across transactions.

Lyman Daniels, President for Mexico, Colombia and Central America, CBRE Mexico, says the results point to a stronger base for 2026, with price discipline, selective transactions, and focus on strategic sectors guiding capital. Santiago Mijares, Head of Capital Markets Mexico, CBRE, adds that investors are combining core and opportunistic strategies to balance risk and return, supported by relatively stable macro conditions and resilient occupier demand in key markets.

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