Chihuahua’s industrial market saw growth in accumulated demand between January and July 2026, with leased space reaching 70,000 square meters—more than double the figure recorded during the same period in 2025.

Of interest: Solili Industrial Report, July 2026: National demand grew by 10% compared to July 2025.

Chihuahua’s industrial market has historically been characterized by strong participation from aerospace companies. However, between January and July 2026, the logistics sector was the primary driver of demand, leasing over 35,000 square meters and surpassing the aerospace sector during this period. Notable investments during this time include the establishment of operations by companies such as Home Depot and Mercado Libre.

The rise in demand also resulted in reduced availability of industrial space. The vacancy rate dropped from 4.9% in July 2025 to 3.5% in July 2026. In response to this scenario, developers such as American Industries have launched new projects to increase supply and meet demand.

See also: Monterrey regains its position as the country’s most in-demand market: 300,000 m² in Q2 2026.

The city of Chihuahua ended July 2026 with over 100,000 square meters of vacant space. Of this available inventory, 83% is concentrated in the North submarket, while the remainder is located in the East submarket. Although the North submarket holds the largest concentration of the city's industrial space, the East submarket has gained prominence through new projects developed by companies such as Intermex and American Industries. This expansion offers a wider range of location options for companies looking to establish or grow their operations in Chihuahua.