The state of Baja California has always stood out for its high manufacturing potential, with the manufacture of products in the medical, electronic, automotive, and aerospace devices sector, among others.

Its direct connection with the United States is also beneficial for the construction, housing, hotel, logistics, tourism and, of course, the medical sectors.

From 2019 and until the first month of 2021, an investment of 3,329.4 million dollars was registered, of which 1,493.2 million were foreign capital and 1,836.2 million national.

According to the Secretariat of Sustainable Economy and Tourism (SEST), thanks to its proximity to the north, the entity is positioned as the point in Latin America with the best connection to the South American and Asian markets.

It should be noted that despite the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions that it brought, each of the main municipalities and the state in general, maintained its economic dynamics. Tijuana generated 2,399.7 million dollars, followed by Mexicali with 435.9 million, Tecate with 360 million, Ensenada with 87 million and Rosarito with 41 million dollars.

According to the Solili platform, until February 2021, Tecate has 16,957 square meters vacant at a monthly rental price per square meter of $ 4.6.

In Tecate, three major industrial parks predominate, with El Bajío and IAMSA being the ones that have had the most activity in recent months, with the arrival sectors being medical, automotive and electronics companies.

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