→ Industrial Gate (“IG”), a developer and operator of industrial properties in Mexico, has entered a joint venture with a global institutional investor to accelerate its expansion in the country. With a target of US$450 million in capital, this partnership aims to capitalize on the nearshoring boom, positioning IG as a strategic player in the evolution of Mexico’s industrial real estate market. Over the past three years, IG has built a portfolio of 3.8 million square feet of stabilized gross leasable area (GLA) and is developing over one million square feet, projected to be finalized over the next 12 months. The new venture will focus on acquiring, developing, and managing industrial assets in key markets, including Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Tijuana. The projects are expected to cater to multinational tenants with long-term, USD-denominated leases, addressing the specific demands of these clients.

→ Asian companies looking to expand into Latin America (LATAM) and the United States (U.S.) face a crucial decision: where to establish their operations. Among the numerous potential locations, industrial parks in Nuevo León and Baja California, Mexico, stand out for their unique combination of strategic advantages. This article analyzes the key factors that make these industrial parks ideal for Asian companies, examining their benefits in the context of penetrating the LATAM and U.S. markets.

→ The availability of suitable industrial parks and warehouses is a crucial factor for the success of many businesses. These infrastructures provide the necessary space for logistics, manufacturing, and storage operations, which translates into greater efficiency and productivity. In this article, we explore why the availability of these industrial spaces is key to business growth and success.

→ The rise of e-commerce has profoundly transformed the way industrial real estate is managed. With the increase in online shopping, the need for efficient and strategically located fulfillment centers has grown exponentially. This transformation has led to a series of changes that are redefining the future of industrial real estate. In this article, we explore how e-commerce and fulfillment are shaping this key industry.

→ Nearshoring is rapidly transforming the industrial landscape in North America, and Mexico has positioned itself as one of the main destinations for companies looking to move their operations closer to key markets. One of the areas most affected by this trend is the use of industrial warehouses. The growing demand for industrial space presents both challenges and opportunities for developers and companies looking to capitalize on this boom.

→ Security and Innovation in Industrial Parks: Key considerations for ensuring a secure and cutting-edge industrial environment

→ The past year has been crucial for industrial developments in Mexico. Despite global challenges, the sector has experienced significant growth, driven by nearshoring, an increase in foreign investment, and a focus on sustainability. In this article, we will review the year's main achievements and explore future perspectives for industrial developments in the country.

→ The integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into industrial real estate has become essential in today's business landscape. Companies are increasingly recognizing the value of sustainability, not only as a means to meet regulatory demands but also as a driver of long-term business success. From energy-efficient buildings to socially responsible practices, ESG is transforming the industrial real estate sector.