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Clearance Rate Trends Over the Past Month Indicate Cooling in Mexico City Property Auctions

June figures show auction success rates falling across several districts as average prices hold near 55,000 MXN per square meter.

By Mexico City Property Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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Clearance Rate Trends Over the Past Month Indicate Cooling in Mexico City Property Auctions — Photo by ACRM-Rehabilitation / flickr (by-sa)

Clearance rates for Mexico City property auctions fell to 59 percent in June, down from 73 percent in May, according to records compiled by local real estate boards.

The decline arrives as buyers weigh steady interest rates against listings priced at an average 55,000 MXN per square meter citywide. Developers and private sellers have scheduled more lots for the coming weeks, which could test whether the softer clearance pattern continues through July.

Properties along Avenida Presidente Masaryk in Polanco and near the Centro Santa Fe mall in the Santa Fe business district accounted for much of the drop. Several parcels in both areas failed to reach reserve prices during the June 12 and June 19 sessions, leaving 11 lots unsold out of 28 offered.

Data from the same period show that Roma Norte and Condesa listings cleared at 64 percent, still above the city average yet down seven points from May. Average accepted bids there reached 61,000 MXN per square meter on June 15 at the Hotel Nikko venue, with three Doctores buildings transferred at lower reserves after extended bidding.

Performance in Polanco and Santa Fe

Polanco auctions recorded the steepest slide, with only 52 percent of lots cleared. Santa Fe followed at 55 percent, where office-adjacent parcels drew limited interest from corporate buyers. These two districts together represent roughly 30 percent of total auction volume tracked last month.

Next Steps for Interested Buyers

Upcoming sales scheduled for July 17 at the WTC Mexico City venue will include additional Roma and Juarez properties. Buyers can review reserve prices and inspection dates through the Mexico City Real Estate Chamber listings posted online each Friday. Checking those schedules early can help identify parcels that may clear below recent averages.

This article is general information only and is not personal financial or investment advice. Consider your own circumstances and seek licensed professional advice before making financial decisions.

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