Ciudad Juarez continues to establish itself as a key hub for industrial activity in Chihuahua, with sustained growth that reflects its adaptability and competitiveness in the market. In recent months, the construction sector has played a fundamental role, experiencing significant growth that has helped balance the challenges faced by other industries while generating a positive impact on the local...
Saltillo continues to establish itself as a key player in Mexico’s industrial sector, ranking as the sixth most in-demand market for industrial space nationwide. Additionally, it closed the third quarter of 2024 with the lowest vacancy rate in the Northeastern region, recording just 0.72% availability—highlighting high occupancy levels and sustained interest from companies. Currently, industrial...
The state of Guanajuato has solidified its position as the epicenter of automotive investment in the Bajío region, standing out for its remarkable ability to attract foreign investments. In 2024, the region experienced significant growth, reaching nearly 2 billion dollars in investments, a considerable portion of which was directed towards the transition to electromobility. This momentum has translated...
The industrial market in Monterrey continues to strengthen its position as one of the most dynamic and competitive in Mexico. Through 2024, the demand for industrial spaces maintained an upward trend, driven by multiple transactions and a significant increase in the absorption of new developments. This growth reflects the region’s strategic role in attracting both national and international...
The industrial market in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area continues to show strong momentum, with a significant increase in the commercialization of Class A industrial spaces. Over the past year, gross absorption in the region surpassed 592,000 square meters, representing a 30% increase compared to the previous period. This growth has been largely driven by the delivery of more than 65,000 square...
The recent appreciation of the dollar has created a highly favorable environment for the manufacturing industry and foreign investment in Tijuana. With the exchange rate reaching 20 pesos per dollar, this phenomenon not only strengthens the region’s industrial competitiveness but also enhances purchasing power and generates a positive impact on the local economy. For companies operating in the...
In 2025, Reynosa will receive a significant investment of 250 million dollars, primarily focused on the manufacturing and electrical/electronic technology industries. This investment is expected to generate new jobs and provide a significant boost to the local economy. Additionally, this project is expected to be just the beginning of a series of investment initiatives in the area. At the state level,...
The relocation of companies to Mexico, known as nearshoring, is solidifying as a key driver of the country’s economic growth. This phenomenon accounted for the absorption of approximately 1.7 million square meters of industrial spaces, representing 35% of the total for the period. Mexico continues to position itself as an attractive destination for investment, thanks to its proximity to the U.S....
Queretaro has solidified its role as a benchmark in the export industry, reporting an estimated growth of 4% to 5% during 2024, according to data from the Export Industry Association of Queretaro, A.C. (Index). This increase highlights the strength of the manufacturing sector in the state, aligning with the overall economic growth of the region. Looking ahead to 2025, several investment projects...
The northern region of Mexico reaffirms its leadership in the industrial market by recording a demand of nearly 160,000 square meters in November 2024, representing 40% of the national leasing total. This region is made up of eight key industrial markets: Monterrey, Saltillo, Reynosa, Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Tijuana, Tecate, and Mexicali. It continues to attract investments due to its consistent growth...
