Beyond its retail offering, ARTZ Pedregal includes four Class A office towers occupied by leading national and international companies, including Johnson & Johnson, Banco Sabadell, Kuehne+Nagel, HSBC, Lululemon, WeWork, and Banco Santander. This diverse tenant mix further reinforces the development’s position as one of Mexico City’s foremost business and commercial destinations.
Strategically located within a high-density primary trade area, the project benefits from a strong market position and continues to meet the evolving demands of an increasingly competitive market. It also offers excellent accessibility via both public transportation and major road networks.
The master plan, designed by Sordo Madaleno, is centered around a 5,000-square-meter public park that serves as the heart of the development. Conceived as a vibrant urban oasis, the park features lush landscaping, organic pathways, open plazas, and reflecting pools, creating a tranquil outdoor environment for visitors and the surrounding community.
The development is further enhanced by the inclusion of the first exhibition space of the Arte Abierto Foundation, an initiative dedicated to bringing contemporary art and culture into everyday life through an open, inclusive, dynamic, and engaging platform.
The strategic integration of retail, office, cultural, and entertainment uses creates powerful synergies across the development, generating continuous activity throughout the day while enhancing its appeal to visitors, tenants, and investors alike. This mixed-use ecosystem diversifies demand, strengthens long-term resilience, and reinforces ARTZ Pedregal’s position as one of the city’s most dynamic urban destinations.