Mexicali’s industrial real estate market saw a reduction in available supply over the past year, amidst a landscape characterized by sustained demand and increased developer caution regarding the launch of new projects.

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The lower availability reflects, in part, the fact that demand continues to absorb space despite the uncertainty surrounding international trade. At the same time, the pace of new development has slowed due to current conditions facing the Mexican industry.

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Mexicali’s location on the U.S. border remains a key driver of its industrial market activity. The city maintains a close relationship with the U.S. economy, owing to the presence of companies operating on both sides of the border and supply chains linking Mexico and the United States.

This integration also makes the local market particularly sensitive to changes in regional trade, tariff, and economic conditions.

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