Mexico’s primary logistics hubs are concentrated in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area, Monterrey, Guadalajara, the Bajío region, and along the country’s border and port corridors. These regions encompass industrial parks, distribution centers, warehouses, and transport infrastructure that link manufacturing plants with consumer markets and foreign trade gateways.

Of interest: Guanajuato, with the most competitive industrial rents in the country and more than 260 thousand m²

Companies such as Prologis and Vesta are involved in the development of industrial and logistics spaces that strengthen both domestic and international supply chains.

Check here: Industrial demand in Aguascalientes rises 38% during July–August 2026

The location of these logistics hubs is driven by factors such as proximity to industrial zones, road and rail connectivity, access to ports and border crossings, and the demand for warehousing and distribution. From the Mexico City Metropolitan Area to the northern border and the port of Manzanillo, this logistics infrastructure facilitates the coordination of manufacturing, trade, and multimodal transport operations.

At Solili, you can view available warehouses in: Aguascalientes, Guanajuato and Querétaro

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