The Mexico City market continues to be a pioneer in industrial investment. For the month of July, it was ranked second with 140 thousand square meters of rented industrial warehouses, only behind the Monterrey market.

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The CTT submarket (Cuautitlán, Tultitlán and Tepotzotlán) covers 80% of the demand, which translates into 110 thousand square meters of industrial warehouses that were rented thanks to the new developments and their excellent connectivity, facilitating the distribution of goods at a national and international level.

The Tultitlán submarket is the closest to the city and is of great relevance as it has numerous industrial parks with access to highways and railway networks. In July, 90 thousand square meters of industrial warehouses were rented in Tultipark II and the new World Park Tultitlán III development.

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The Tepotzotlán submarket stands out for its workforce and the presence of national and international companies that continue to grow. In July, a figure of 20 thousand square meters was recorded in the CuautiPark II and Logipark industrial parks.

To supply such demand, developers continue with the construction of industrial infrastructure, which within the CTT reaches 66% of the total construction in the capital, thus reflecting the preference of the submarket for the connectivity and privileged location it has.