In a challenging global landscape, Jalisco continues to stand out as one of Mexico’s strongest and most attractive destinations for industrial investment. In the second quarter alone, the state recorded a net absorption of more than 151,000 square meters of industrial space representing a 10% increase compared to the same period last year. These results highlight the strong and sustained demand from both national and international companies seeking to establish or expand operations in the region.
The current vacancy rate of 3.6% reflects a healthy market balance supporting dynamism without creating an oversupply that could slow development. At the same time, over 700,000 additional square meters are under construction, underscoring the strength and investor confidence in Jalisco’s industrial sector.
Today, the state is home to 139 operating industrial parks strategically located across nine key corridors of the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area. Among them are El Salto, Tlajomulco, Ixtlahuacán de los Membrillos, Zapopan Norte, and Periferico Sur—areas that have consolidated their position as business hubs thanks to their connectivity, logistics infrastructure, and competitive environment.
Jalisco’s industrial ecosystem continues to expand, fueled by a diversified productive base, the availability of specialized talent, and world-class logistics infrastructure that connects the state to major national and international markets. These factors have positioned Jalisco as a benchmark for innovation, sustainability, and competitiveness.
With these advantages, Jalisco is consolidating its role as one of Mexico’s key economic engines, reaffirming its position as a strategic destination for industrial development and investment.
