Santa Fe

Mexico City's modern corporate skyline, high-rise living among headquarters, malls and universities, built for executive rentals.

Updated June 17, 202611 min read

About Santa Fe

Santa Fe is Mexico City's purpose-built business district on its western edge: a skyline of corporate headquarters, glass residential towers, one of Latin America's largest malls (Centro Santa Fe) and major universities, connected by elevated roads above the old ravines. It is car-centric, vertical and distinctly modern, a different city from the historic colonias. For investors, Santa Fe is an executive-rental play. Demand comes from corporate professionals and students wanting newer, secure, amenity-rich towers, and two-bedroom units suit that tenant base. Yields sit around the CDMX average (~5.5-6%), with the area's fortunes tied to office demand and corporate occupancy. The case is modern, professionally managed vertical living with corporate tenant demand; the trade-offs are car dependence, weaker walkability and sensitivity to the office-market cycle. Peso-denominated.

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Santa Fe in Mexico City, Mexico City (Ciudad de Mexico), Mexico

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