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Mexico is Seemingly Getting a Third Apple Store

Apple plans to open a store at the Mítikah shopping mall in the south of Mexico City, according to a recently-deleted page on real estate company Allux's website.

Apple Via Santa FeApple Vía Santa Fe in Mexico City

The page listed Apple as a future tenant in the mall, which is set to expand into an adjacent area previously occupied by the older Centro Coyoacán shopping mall. It is unclear when Apple's store would open, and the plans could change.

It is unclear why the page was deleted, but Apple has a culture of secrecy.

Apple has two other stores in Mexico City — one is inside the Vía Santa Fe shopping mall, and the other is at the Antara open-air shopping center.

Apple Vía Santa Fe opened in 2016, and Apple Antara followed in 2019.

(Thanks, José!)

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Top Rated Comments

jarman92 Avatar
20 weeks ago
The whole country has only two Apple Stores?! 🤯
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
20 weeks ago

The whole country has only two Apple Stores?! 🤯
Not in the way you’re thinking. There’s tons of local authorized stores that look just like an Apple Store just named different like iShop or Macstore. This is a 3rd OFFICIAL store.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
lartola Avatar
20 weeks ago
Great that they’ll open another Apple Store in Mexico, but why Mexico City again? the country is pretty large, and in most of it people are screwed with just the premium resellers (ishop, macstore). Mexico city isn’t all of Mexico.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
lartola Avatar
19 weeks ago

I suspect that Apple wants to preserve the resellers. I mean, there’s no good reason that Antea in Querétaro—second largest mall in all of Latin America—doesn’t have an Apple Store.
No problem with preserving them, but having them as the only option is bad. They offer a poor experience when it comes to diagnostic and repairs, and not the best in sales (their stock is heavily limited compared to official Apple stores). Not to mention that traveling to Mexico City isn’t really feasible anymore for people in the rest of the country, including those living in “nearby” cities such as Puebla, Cuernavaca, Toluca, Queretaro or Pachuca.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
its93rc Avatar
20 weeks ago
I’m surprised they never opened one in Monterrey.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
AlanMarron Avatar
20 weeks ago

Great that they’ll open another Apple Store in Mexico, but why Mexico City again? the country is pretty large, and in most of it people are screwed with just the premium resellers (ishop, macstore). Mexico city isn’t all of Mexico.
I suspect that Apple wants to preserve the resellers. I mean, there’s no good reason that Antea in Querétaro—second largest mall in all of Latin America—doesn’t have an Apple Store.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)