1. Parque Las Antenas (2018)
Located on the dividing line between the Iztapalapa and Xochimilco townships of Mexico City, a densely populated zone with no other quality retail or entertainment options.
108,830 m2 of leasable area
4,351 parking spaces
2. Parque Puebla (2017)
A shopping center and hotel in the suburbs of a city with 3 million inhabitants, inaugurated in 2019.
71,360 m2 of leasable area
3,404 parking spaces
3. Parque Delta (2005)
The most successful shopping center in the country in terms of visitors and revenues for tenants per square meter; it was expanded in 2016.
70,831 m2 of leasable area
2,999 parking spaces
4. Parque Duraznos (2000)
The first lifestyle shopping center in the country.
16,396 m2 of leasable area
1,002 parking spaces
5. Parque Tezontle (2007)
Located in a service zone that has become a regional sub-center, improving the businesses located around it; expanded in 2015.
68,317 m2 of leasable area
3,045 parking spaces
6. Parque Lindavista (2006)
A shopping space with a modern, comfortable ambience that filled an under-served demand.
41,600 m2 of leasable area
2,254 parking spaces
7. Toreo Parque Central (2014)
Located in one of the most heavily trafficked areas of the MCMA, which includes a hotel (Fiesta America Toreo, opened in 2016) and three towers, with 237,037 m2 of leasable area
6,429 parking spaces
8. Parque Vía Vallejo (2016)
The largest shopping center in the MCMA, with a lifestyle retail component and possibilities for expansion.
83,894 m2 of leasable area
4,499 parking spaces
9. Parque Alameda (2003)
In the heart of historic downtown Mexico City facing the majestic Palacio de Bellas Artes.
15,755 m2 of leasable area
308 parking spaces
10. Reforma 222 (2007)
A spectacular development with a radically innovative design, in the Paseo de la Reforma corridor: an exclusive shopping center with triple-A offices and residential buildings.
44,693 m2 of leasable area
1,726 parking spaces
11. Torre Virreyes (2015)
An iconic Mexico City property in the Lomas-Palmas corridor, bringing together a mix of triple-A corporate and commercial tenants.
68,008 m2 de of leasable area
2,251 parking spaces
12. Urbitec (2009)
Six floors of office space, with core services at the center of the buildings, located in Bosques de las Lomas.
12,879 m2 of leasable area
316 parking spaces
13. Parque Esmeralda (2000)
Three independent towers on the first Mexico City office campus on Avenida Insurgentes Sur.
34,151 m2 of leasable area
1,636 parking spaces
14. Parque Virreyes (1989)
25 years after construction, it remains one of the most emblematic buildings in this area of Lomas de Chapultepec.
7,783 m2 of leasable area
251 parking spaces
15. Parque Tepeyac (portfolio under development)
A new development to be opened soon, located in the northeast of Mexico City, a densely populated zone with a residential and retail vocation.
70,000 m2 of leasable area
*Our company owns 50%
of the Gross Leasable Area (GLA)
(35,000 m2)
1. Parque Las Antenas (2018)
Located on the dividing line between the Iztapalapa and Xochimilco townships of Mexico City, a densely populated zone with no other quality retail or entertainment options.
108,830 m2 of leasable area
4,351 parking spaces
2. Parque Puebla (2017)
A shopping center and hotel in the suburbs of a city with 3 million inhabitants, inaugurated in 2019.
71,360 m2 of leasable area
3,404 parking spaces
3. Parque Delta (2005)
The most successful shopping center in the country in terms of visitors and revenues for tenants per square meter; it was expanded in 2016.
70,831 m2 of leasable area
2,999 parking spaces
4. Parque Duraznos (2000)
The first lifestyle shopping center in the country.
16,396 m2 of leasable area
1,002 parking spaces
5. Parque Tezontle (2007)
Located in a service zone that has become a regional sub-center, improving the businesses located around it; expanded in 2015.
68,317 m2 of leasable area
3,045 parking spaces
6. Parque Lindavista (2006)
A shopping space with a modern, comfortable ambience that filled an under-served demand.
41,600 m2 of leasable area
2,254 parking spaces
7. Toreo Parque Central (2014)
Located in one of the most heavily trafficked areas of the MCMA, which includes a hotel (Fiesta America Toreo, opened in 2016) and three towers, with 237,037 m2 of leasable area
6,429 parking spaces
8. Parque Vía Vallejo (2016)
The largest shopping center in the MCMA, with a lifestyle retail component and possibilities for expansion.
83,894 m2 of leasable area
4,499 parking spaces
9. Parque Alameda (2003)
In the heart of historic downtown Mexico City facing the majestic Palacio de Bellas Artes.
15,755 m2 of leasable area
308 parking spaces
10. Reforma 222 (2007)
A spectacular development with a radically innovative design, in the Paseo de la Reforma corridor: an exclusive shopping center with triple-A offices and residential buildings.
44,693 m2 of leasable area
1,726 parking spaces
11. Torre Virreyes (2015)
An iconic Mexico City property in the Lomas-Palmas corridor, bringing together a mix of triple-A corporate and commercial tenants.
68,008 m2 de of leasable area
2,251 parking spaces
12. Urbitec (2009)
Six floors of office space, with core services at the center of the buildings, located in Bosques de las Lomas.
12,879 m2 of leasable area
316 parking spaces
13. Parque Esmeralda (2000)
Three independent towers on the first Mexico City office campus on Avenida Insurgentes Sur.
34,151 m2 of leasable area
1,636 parking spaces
14. Parque Virreyes (1989)
25 years after construction, it remains one of the most emblematic buildings in this area of Lomas de Chapultepec.
7,783 m2 of leasable area
251 parking spaces
15. Parque Tepeyac (portfolio under development)
A new development to be opened soon, located in the northeast of Mexico City, a densely populated zone with a residential and retail vocation.
70,000 m2 of leasable area
*Our company owns 50%
of the Gross Leasable Area (GLA)
(35,000 m2)
Development location
Our portfolio of premier properties is made up of the developments most widely renowned for their location, design and functionality, not only technically challenging but built with quality of life and a sustainable long-term vision in mind.
