Queretaro: Real estates driven by data centers

Between December 2025 and February 2026, the expansion of data centers in Mexico caused the share of commercial space within the available inventory to grow from 8.6% to 21.2%. This shift reflects a new dynamic driven by the deployment of digital infrastructure and the growth of related business ecosystems.

In February 2025, commercial spaces accounted for 41.1% of real estate searches, surpassing other segments, confirming a structural shift in the needs of companies setting up operations in the region.

It is estimated that Mexico could attract up to US$18 billion in data center investment over the next five years, with an impact exceeding 5% of the national GDP, driven by the growth of digital traffic, the adoption of cloud services, and nearshoring.

The development of this infrastructure requires specific conditions, such as energy availability, fiber-optic connectivity, and proximity to industrial corridors—factors that have positioned Queretaro as one of the leading destinations.

This state is positioning itself as a strategic hub in the digital economy, where the arrival of technological infrastructure is redefining real estate demand and opening new opportunities for companies across various sectors, in line with the advancement of nearshoring and global digitalization.