The industrial real estate sector in Jalisco is going through a key moment, driven by the reconfiguration of global supply chains (nearshoring) and expectations in the revision of the USMCA, factors that outline the state to maintain a path of growth and accelerated expansion in its industrial parks during this year. According to industry projections, the strengthening of North America as an economic bloc is arousing growing interest from foreign capital, positioning the region as the ideal strategic destination for new manufacturing and logistics operations seeking to successfully integrate into the international market.

Jalisco has unique competitive advantages that differentiate it on the national scene, highlighting its solid base to consolidate itself as one of the main centers of high technology and innovation in the country. This infrastructure is successfully responding to the arrival of state of the art sectors, such as data centers, development of Artificial Intelligence, robotics and electromobility. Likewise, in the face of a projected increase in energy demand by 2030 driven by these new technologies, the current focus is on strengthening infrastructure to transition to a more sustainable model, a factor that today is decisive for the competitiveness of any industrial real estate development.

The evolution of trade agreements is redefining the rules of territorial competitiveness in the region, so the current focus for developers, investment funds and suppliers is on strategic collaboration. Jalisco is not only ready to receive these high value-added investments, but is also leading the conversation on how to transform industrial land into platforms for sustainable economic growth, regional competitiveness and long-term international projection.

Sources: Industrial parks foresee greater investment in Jalisco