The world and its structures have changed in recent months in a more powerful way than the one that arose from the industrial revolution, because this time the adjustments are being determined by technological irruption, diametrically modifying all sectors.

With regard to the construction and real estate sector, powerful trends that burst into force during the pandemic period are marked; but now they will consolidate and end up forming part of the new reality in different key sectors.

First of all, we have seen a dizzying growth in the data center sector, a trend that will continue to grow during 2023, because digital consumption during the pandemic and after it has triggered the need to build new nerve centers for the processing of all this information. and demand for data.

Consult here: Solili Industrial Report January 2023, demand began the dynamic year and registers 505 thousand m²

Mexico will continue to be one of the countries in which Data Center construction projects will be consolidated over the next year, largely because its geographical position is strategic for information processing and digital consumer demand. This trend will develop mainly in the Bajío due to the stability they provide to build this type of building.

Other determining sectors that are marking the growth of the industrial real estate sector are e-commerce and automotive.

The e-commerce boom during the period of global confinement was activated in an unprecedented way. Large companies are installing distribution centers in strategic points of the country, in order to streamline their logistics and delivery processes.

The north of the country is undoubtedly a region that is presenting very important levels of industrial growth, which is why various intelligent and automated industrial facilities with state-of-the-art technology equipment are expected to be completed during 2023.

Of interest: Nuevo León will form part of the network of advanced manufacturing centers

The automotive industry will also show clear recovery during 2023. According to figures from the Mexican Association of the Automotive Industry (AMIA), during May 2022, automotive production in Mexico increased by 15.2%, compared to 2021, with the manufacturing of 275,436 vehicles. Success stories such as Monterrey, as well as Ramos Arizpe and Saltillo, in Coahuila, show significant industrial growth in this sector.

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