The industrial markets in the northern part of the country have been distinguished by their constant expansion, being the main centers of investment in new projects. At the end of June 2025, this area reported 2.9 million square meters under construction, representing 60% of the national total.

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In a global economic environment marked by uncertainty stemming from new tariffs, the industrial markets of northern Mexico have shown signs of slowing both in demand and in the start of new projects, resulting in a 15% decrease in total construction volume in June 2025 compared to the same month last year.

The decline in demand in the northern part of the country has led to an increase in vacancy rates, reaching 2.8 million square meters by June 2025. In response, several developers have opted to slow the start of new projects in order to maintain a balanced supply.

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Most northern markets registered a decline in construction levels; however, the steepest declines were in Reynosa and Ciudad Juárez, with reductions of 68% and 58%, respectively. In contrast, the Chihuahua industrial market registered the largest increase in the construction indicator, at 54%.