Offices for rent in Paseo de la Reforma

Offices for rent along Paseo de la Reforma sit across three connected colonias, each with a different feel. Juárez has the tallest, newest towers on the avenue, including Torre BBVA México and the LEED-certified Reforma 180, both facing the Ángel de la Independencia roundabout, in a colonia known for its Korean immigrant community and eclectic restaurant scene. Cuauhtémoc offers a quieter, more walkable stretch bordering Zona Rosa, where cafés cater heavily to the office crowd. Tabacalera, at the northern end, centers on the Monumento a la Revolución and Plaza de la República, and its restored 1929 Frontón México now houses a rooftop bar overlooking the monument, giving it a livelier after-work scene than the towers further south.

What to consider before renting

Furnished offices aren't common in any of the three colonias, so plan on outfitting the space yourself rather than expecting move-in-ready furniture. Rents run highest in Cuauhtémoc and Juárez and noticeably lower in Tabacalera, though Tabacalera's Metro Revolución station gives it a transit link the other two don't have. Reforma is one of the city's busiest corporate avenues, so expect heavier traffic during business hours regardless of which colonia you choose.