Mexico City maintains a high industrial dynamism, driven by the growing demand for spaces for logistics, manufacturing and last-mile distribution.

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In the month of October, the capital registered a significant demand for 130 thousand square meters leased, of which the Tultitlán submarket concentrated 90% of the transactions, equivalent to 117 thousand square meters.

This significant activity is located in the industrial parks Mexiquense Park and in the second stage of Danhos Industrial Park, where a tenant from the e-commerce sector has taken a relevant role.

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The choice of these parks is due to their cutting-edge infrastructure and strategic location, which facilitates last-mile distribution and logistics operations.

The remaining 10% is distributed in the Tlalnepantla and Toluca submarkets, specifically in the Barrientos and Las Plazas industrial parks. These submarkets remain relevant due to their connectivity and proximity to important urban areas.