Demand for specialized real estate is growing alongside digital services, yet the availability of land, electricity, and water constrains the development of new projects.
Of interest: Mexico City industrial demand saw 55% year-over-year growth in August 2026
The growth of digital services is creating a new opportunity for the industrial real estate market in Mexico through data centers—facilities that require conditions distinct from those of a conventional industrial building, ranging from a continuous power supply to specialized cooling and connectivity systems.
Check here: Industrial construction in Querétaro slows amid reduced demand
Querétaro, Mexico City, Monterrey, and Guadalajara are the primary hubs for development in this segment, according to EY, which identifies data centers as one of the fastest-growing niches within the industrial real estate sector. Querétaro stands out as the country’s main hub, while the other cities offer advantages related to their proximity to digital users, industrial activity, and the availability of tech talent.
At Solili, you can find available warehouses in: Ciudad de México, Monterrey and Ciudad Juárez
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