The construction and commercialization of homes in Mexico City resumed during the third quarter of 2020 after being suspended for almost three months for the healthy distance measurements to prevent coronavirus infections. However, its reactivation has been short and slow.

The consulting firm Solili reports that in this period the residential developments marketed in the primary stage in the country's capital reported an increase of almost 1% compared to 2Q 2020, registering 857 projects. The Cuauhtémoc mayor's office is the one in which the most have been incorporated, with eight new ones during July, August and September, which also represents a growth of 5% compared to the last quarter.

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