At the end of 2024, the industrial market in Mexico reached a vacancy rate of 3%, which is equivalent to 3 million square meters available for occupation throughout the country.

This indicator reported an increase of 1.2 million square meters compared to the vacancy reported at the end of 2023. The growth in industrial supply is mainly due to the growing investment in infrastructure by developers, who continue to invest in new projects.

In December 2024, construction activity in the industrial sector reached a total of 5.6 million square meters, which projects a continued expansion of the market in 2025, supported by the consolidation of new developments and an increasingly robust supply.

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The industrial market has experienced a notable recovery in the supply of industrial warehouses, and most markets nationwide have returned to healthy levels in this indicator, with almost all exceeding 3%, which is the national average.

In this context, the industrial market of Ciudad Juárez stands out for having the highest vacancy rate in the country, reaching 5.7%. The increase in the supply of the border city is largely due to the completion of new developments in the last year, coupled with a slowdown in demand, which has been influenced by the electricity supply problems that affected the market.

On the other hand, Aguascalientes has experienced a drop in its vacancy rate, registering the lowest figure in the country with only 0.3%. This situation is mainly due to the current shortage of speculative industrial infrastructure.

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Currently, the industrial market is showing healthy performance, with developers focusing on maintaining an adequate supply that covers future demand. At the same time, they seek to ensure vacancy levels that favor competitiveness and promote a dynamic economic environment.