Overview
- City leaders said foreign direct investment surpassed $19 billion in 2025, a 36% annual increase that accounts for more than half of Mexico’s total.
- Local revenues rose 26% in the first half of 2025 and public investment increased 18%, funded via a new infrastructure, mobility, water and security trust of about 10 billion pesos a year without raising debt, while Moody’s AAA rating was cited as intact.
- Finance officials announced a forthcoming green bond and said the trust is financing a 3.5 million–square–meter repavement program budgeted at 2,600 million pesos.
- The city’s Investment Agency reported 257 projects with an estimated 173 billion pesos in impact, with more than half already in execution after over 200 promotion actions.
- Inmuebles Carso outlined 45 billion pesos in planned investments for 2025–2030 in Mexico City, and authorities reported 69,000 formal jobs created from January through September.