Ciudad Juárez closed the second quarter of the year with industrial demand exceeding 85,000 square meters. This figure represents a significant increase compared to the same period of the previous year, when demand reached only 25,000 square meters.

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In recent years, Ciudad Juárez has faced various challenges that have limited industrial market activity, including energy supply shortages and, more recently, the uncertainty generated by the review of U.S. tariff policy. These factors have primarily affected industrial markets located on the northern border of the country. Despite this context, the market registered positive demand during Q2 2026, ranking as the sixth industrial market with the highest demand nationwide.

The Southeast submarket led leasing activity during the quarter, accounting for 73% of total market demand. This performance was driven by the largest transaction of the quarter: a lease of over 38,000 square meters by a U.S. company in Prologis' Centro Industrial Juárez industrial park.

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At the close of Q2 2016, the Ciudad Juárez industrial market registered a supply exceeding 500,000 square meters. Although demand showed a recovery during the quarter, developers remain cautious, waiting to see if this trend continues before starting new projects. As a result, speculative construction remains limited, with less than 75,000 square meters under construction.