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

Apple already operates two stores in Mexico City — one inside the Vía Santa Fe shopping mall and another at the Antara open-air shopping center. The Vía Santa Fe store opened in 2016, followed by Apple Antara in 2019. The deleted page's removal suggests Apple's typical culture of secrecy around new store announcements.

Mexico City represents one of Apple's key international markets in Latin America, with the company maintaining a strategic retail presence in major urban centers. The potential Mítikah location would expand Apple's footprint in the southern part of the city, serving a growing customer base in that area. While no official announcement has been made, the real estate listing indicates serious planning for the expansion.