For companies that rely on logistics suppliers, receiving, storing, and shipping inventory is crucial to their growth, especially when volatility impacts supply chain management.
As specialization of logistics functions becomes a necessity for many businesses, especially with the e-commerce and omnichannel networks, outsourcing to 3PL companies has now become a trend.
Due to the pandemic, e-commerce became an opportunity for built-to-suit projects. In 2020, industrial space in Mexico reached 2.1 million square meters, an increase of 6% from the previous year. This model offers, among other things, stable and long-term leasing, which can go in line with a company’s strategies and operational needs, especially when it comes to building distribution centers. However, almost four years after the health emergency, supply chain volatility is still one of the challenges that must be overcome in order to maximize the benefits for this type of project.
After the digital commerce boom of 2021 and 2022, Mexico City restated its leading role in supplying industrial spaces.
Power outages in Mexico have sparked uncertainty regarding the energy outlook for the coming years.
E-commerce demands unexpectedly changed in the post-pandemic years following retail stores reopening.
Several Mexican companies have increased their opportunities just by strategically locating themselves in industrial zones.
The estate of Chihuahua is a great, strategic location, making it among the most sought after locations to invest in nearshoring projects
The Mexican economy has a young, productive, and specialized human capital. A great benefit to investing in the country.
Thanks to its strategic location, Queretaro is now the location with the most demand to build data centers.
Industrial activity plays a decisive role in the country’s economic recovery. Hence the importance of having adequate industrial spaces.
