Throughout 2021, the industrial sector has gained strength; Despite the uncertainty of the pandemic, the industry continues to move forward. This due to the return of industrial work and new investments that keep the market dynamics afloat.

In Monterrey, the State Competitiveness Index (IEC) reiterated its position as the second industrial city in the country. Since, due to its location near the border and its high activity in the market, they position it as a favorable entity for investors.

During October, Solili reported that the industrial sector of Monterrey registered a gross demand of 981,000 m2, which positions the area as the first entity in industrial demand, surpassing Mexico City.

For its part, the capital accumulated during the third quarter of the year 60% of its operations in the logistics corridor of Cuautitlán, Tultitlán y Tepoztlán (CTT), which concentrated a 70% brutal absorption of the CDMX industrial market.

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The truth is that in many entities they did not maintain the activity that would be desired, however, in recent months the sector has been strengthened. In Puebla, despite its low construction activity and a falling vacancy, industrial activity remains active.

According to Solili, Puebla obtained a quarter closing that exceeded 2.3 million square meters of industrial inventory. A figure that accumulated its highest point with 20,000 m2 during October and November, which projects a fruitful start to the year.

The main activities that increased during the pandemic were e-commerce and logistics, markets that are constantly growing at 4% per year. For this reason, the need to generate new constructions in search of satisfying the needs of investors and consumers has been maintained.

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For its part, the state of Guanajuato managed to total a gross absorption of 80,769 m2 during the semester, which, according to Solili figures, represents an increase of 47% compared to the same period of the previous year.

Although the Mexican real estate market has suffered losses, foreign investors interested in the industrial sector remain interested in the country. This, due to the low labor costs and the decrease in transportation costs that Mexico offers, making it the ideal place for relocation.

In such a way that for 2022 and 2023, the market activity will grow even more, projecting the recovery of the sector.

In Solili you can consult industrial warehouses available in Querétaro and Guadalajara

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