Saltillo continues to maintain the fourth national position in accumulated gross industrial demand between January and October 2022, totaling almost half a million square meters.

Its proximity to Monterrey and the Texas border, together with the institutionalization with which it has been advancing in the last three years, have allowed multiple investors and corporations seeking to establish their operations in Mexico to include it among their options when selecting where to locate its industrial operations.

With almost 380 thousand square meters of industrial buildings under construction, Saltillo has managed to reach a historical maximum in the last 4 years, where 80% is concentrated on the Ramos Arizpe submarket.

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Finsa, Vymsa. Davisa and 360 Industrial Park advance among other developers with their value propositions that include parks and industrial buildings that meet energy, infrastructure, and security parameters along with ESG compliance factors that encompass environmental, sustainability, and governance criteria.

If we consult the Solili platform in mid-November 2022, we can find 24 options, of which only three are available since the rest of the projects that are advancing are expansions or custom-made projects, mainly for operations associated with the automotive sector. .

Cases such as that of Martinrea, which inaugurates its fifth plant in Coahuila, or that of Sahua, a company of Chinese origin dedicated to the manufacture of components for air conditioning systems that also inaugurated its fourth plant in Coahuila with an investment of 35 million dollars in the Parque Industrial Amistad Aeropuerto, are examples of confidence for investors.

At the same time, upcoming investments were also announced, such as that of Emerson, which plans to expand its presence in Ramos Arizpe by 2023 to manufacture air conditioning compressors for the residential and commercial sectors, or the investment announced by the company Bendix to manufacture anti-lock braking systems. and vehicle modules, are concrete bets in the medium term of developers and tenants who are inclined towards the benefits offered by the Saltillo market.

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Another announcement from the automotive sector was carried out by Sodecia, which will invest 36 million dollars in expanding its production plant in Ramos Arizpe, to manufacture bodywork components for brands such as GM and Tesla, seeking to increase its product portfolio through automation technologies to serve the North and South American markets.

The new industrial clusters that have been established in the state have played a role in facilitating all these investments and constructions that will maintain economic development for the region in the coming months.

By 2023 we will continue to witness a strong construction dynamism and demand in this northern border market, which has been able to enhance its security conditions as a winning element to position itself in the first places of industrial real estate investment nationwide.