The real estate development sector in Mexico is currently navigating complex challenges, including increased financing costs, pressure on construction timelines, and rising capital demands. In this context, the 6th Congress of Real Estate Developments and Investments is set to be a pivotal forum, scheduled for February 25-26, as part of Expo Real Estate Mexico 2026. This gathering will bring together developers, investors, financial executives, and specialists to discuss the transformative trends impacting decision-making across the industry.

A significant focus of the congress will be on the evolving profile of the real estate developer, highlighting how strategic vision and urban legacy are becoming essential competitive advantages in the market. Key figures in the industry, such as Enrique Téllez from Desarrolladora del Parque and José Shabot from Quiero Casa, will participate in panels designed to explore these topics. Their insights are expected to shape how stakeholders perceive the future landscape of real estate.

As the sector gears up for 2026, the implications of these discussions extend beyond local markets, with potential impacts on investment strategies and urban development practices across Mexico. The outcomes of the congress could lead to redefined business models that adapt to the current economic pressures while searching for innovation through the integration of artificial intelligence into real estate practices, thus potentially revolutionizing how the industry operates in the years to come.