September 2026 at a Glance

House Prices and Trends

No free, official monthly price series is published for Jalisco specifically, so this section uses the national index for Mexico as the reference; local asking-price movements typically follow the national direction with a lag of one to two quarters.

The national house price index for Mexico rose 7.3% year on year in Q2 2026 and was +1.3% against the previous quarter, according to BIS, Residential property prices (nominal). A year earlier the annual rate was +8.7%, so growth has cooled over twelve months. The latest quarter shows annual growth decelerating from its previous reading — a sign that the upswing is maturing.

House price index, % change year on yearQ3 2024+9.2%Q4 2024+8.7%Q1 2025+8.2%Q2 2025+8.7%Q3 2025+8.9%Q4 2025+8.9%Q1 2026+8.7%Q2 2026+7.3%

Financing and Interest Rates

Banco de México’s policy rate was 6.50% in August 2026 (BIS, Central bank policy rates). Rates have come down 1.25 points over the past year, easing mortgage costs and widening the pool of buyers who qualify for financing.

Jalisco in the News

• Trapped in the labyrinth of timeshares controlled by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel – EL PAÍS English (EL PAÍS English, 11 Aug 2026)
• US sanctions more than 50 Jalisco cartel-linked individuals and businesses – Mexico News Daily (Mexico News Daily, 24 Jul 2026)
• US sanctions alleged leader of Mexico's Jalisco New Generation drug cartel | Hindustan Times – Hindustan Times (Hindustan Times, 24 Jul 2026)
• U.S. targets California-born leader of ruthless Jalisco cartel 5 months after previous boss "El Mencho" killed – CBS News (CBS News, 24 Jul 2026)

Reading the Trend

What to watch next month

• The next quarterly release of the house price index for Mexico (Q2 2026 is the latest) — whether annual growth keeps slowing.
• Upcoming decisions by Banco de México — any move from 6.50% feeds through to mortgage pricing within weeks.

What This Means for Buyers, Sellers and Investors

Sources

• BIS, Residential property prices (nominal)
• BIS, Central bank policy rates
• Headlines via Google News RSS; content belongs to the linked publishers.

Methodology: all figures are taken directly from the free public statistical sources linked above, for the periods stated; official statistics are published with a lag, so the latest available release is used. Commentary is generated from those figures by rule and reviewed before publication. Nothing here is financial advice.