Pricing convention: USD per sqm per month is the institutional convention.
Cities in Latin America, by country
Argentina
Buenos Aires — Argentina's commercial capital with deep agribusiness, energy, and tech tenancy.
Brazil
São Paulo — Brazil's commercial capital and the largest Class A office market in Latin America.
Rio de Janeiro — Brazil's energy and tourism HQ capital with deep Petrobras and state-owned tenancy.
Chile
Santiago — Chile's commercial capital with deep mining, banking, and retail tenancy.
Colombia
Bogotá — Colombia's commercial capital with deep banking, oil services, and BPO tenancy.
Mexico
Mexico City — Latin America's largest economy capital with deep nearshoring and BPO tenancy.
Monterrey — Mexico's industrial HQ capital with deep nearshoring and corporate-Mexico tenancy.
Latin America guides
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Currency & rent normalization
Local convention in Latin America: USD per sqm per month is the institutional convention. Local currencies in active institutional use: USD-pegged in MX/BR for institutional product. Lease regime: 5-year terms with annual indexing (CPI or INPC). Tenant fit-out">fit-out norms vary widely by city. Class A Atlas normalizes all city-level rent benchmarks to USD per sqft per year using a trailing 90-day FX average so cross-region comparisons stay apples-to-apples; per-city pages show both the local quotation and the normalized USD figure.