Newly Established Office Space for Sale in Mexico City, Mexico
Established | 0-1 year(s) |
Employees | 2 - 5 |
Legal Entity | Sole Proprietorship/Sole Trader |
Reported Sales | Nil |
Run Rate Sales | USD 156 thousand |
EBITDA Margin | 30 - 40 % |
Industries | Office Space |
Locations | Mexico City |
Local Time | 9:01 PM America / Mexico City |
Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
Status | Moderately Active |
- 10 semi-private conversation booths provide an ideal space for conversations and collaboration work.
- 15 - 30 hot desks, divided between lounge, plus one or two of 6 offices, provide desk-for-a-day areas in loud and focus zones for different user requirements.
- 5 private offices, 64sqf (6sqm), 90sqf (8.4sqm) up to 167sqf (15.5sqm), fitting 3 to 12 people. They are offered in 1-day-per-week packages to meet most usual business cycles and are also available per day.
- A small café on the ground floor (with a patio and a window facing the street for to-go service) and a terrace on the 4th floor provide break areas also usable as event space for 12 to 50 people, with optional food and beverage.
- Memberships, day passes, café, catering and event services, lockers, postal and commercial addresses, and multiple other products are available for your customers' convenience and provide additional revenue streams.
- Ground level: front desk, 8 booths, and a café (with 2 kitchenettes and a patio. )
- Level one features two booths, an open co-working area plus two meeting rooms.
- Level two can dedicated to five offices offered per day or 1-day-per-week.
- Level three boasts a terrace for events and storage space, offering flexibility and comfort for various work setups.
- There are lockers, three restrooms, and a smaller storage room, ensuring convenience for users.
- At full capacity, the space can accommodate up to 150 seats, including desks, booths, café seating, and event space.
- Marketed mainly at the local community and independent/remote workers within a 1.5km radius (approximately 127,633 population total, of those, 64,446 people are between 30 and 60 years old) but its central location also makes it very convenient as a gathering point for people elsewhere in the city.
- Strategically located in the heart of Mexico City, the business is less than 1km from Polanco and 1km from Reforma Avenue, benefiting from being positioned between key financial districts.
- The business holds the necessary food and beverage licenses, along with a commercial license for businesses, making it fully compliant and operational.
- It was developed with the intention of selling to another party and is currently in the establishment stage, having been operational for only a few months.
- A new buyer can expect a minimum average monthly revenue of MXN 250k after month 6, with high-profit margins.
- The buyer has the flexibility to choose their own revenue model, either taking advantage of existing automation aimed at on-demand, per-day service or through a long-term lease, making it highly suitable for flexible working arrangements.
- There is significant untapped potential as the current owner had no concrete plans to continue the business, and the revenue generated so far has not been substantial. This is why the run rate revenue has not been provided.
- The aim of the business is to be a community-driven coworking space.