According to the Federal Mortgage Society (SHF), housing prices in Mexico rose by 8.7% nationwide in 2025, reflecting overall economic trends. This increase coincided with a reported GDP growth of 1.6% in the fourth quarter of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024. Additionally, the employment sector noted a 1.1% rise in the number of permanent workers registered with the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), while inflation stood at 3.7% during the same timeframe.

The report also highlighted regional disparities within the country, noting that the Valley of Mexico experienced a more modest price increase of 5.1% for homes purchased through mortgages, whereas Guadalajara saw a significant surge of 11.3%. These statistics underline the varying dynamics of the housing market across different cities, reflecting local economic conditions and demand levels.

As housing prices continue to rise, the implications for potential homebuyers and the broader economy become increasingly significant. Higher housing costs may impact affordability for many families, potentially limiting access to home ownership. Furthermore, continuous price increases can affect broader economic indicators, including consumer spending and overall economic stability in the region, prompting discussions about the need for policy interventions to support affordable housing initiatives.