Nearshoring is a trigger for Jalisco to begin the construction of new industrial parks
Real Estate Market & Lifestyle | March 29, 2024 |

Jalisco presented a loss of foreign direct investment (FDI) due to the lack of industrial parks, but if the state develops more properties of this type, the capture would be around 30 and 35% of the total investment, which would reach our country by nearshoring in the next five or six years.

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Otherwise, Jalisco will only be able to obtain 10% of the investment, data analyzed by the MTY Technology Guadalajara campus, given that the loss of five projects last year due to lack of space was also confirmed.

In the last presentation “nearshoring and opportunities for Jalisco” it was indicated that, with data from the Ibero-American Development Bank (IDB), Mexico will benefit with 35 million dollars of the 70 million that would reach Latin America.

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Analysis by the Secretary of Economic Development (SEDECO) mentioned that in 2023 the availability of industrial parks in Jalisco was 0% while now there is 2.5% and a healthy range should be around an availability of 5%.

An important fact is that for Tesla, its first option was Jalisco and it had to move its project to Nuevo León due to lack of space. It is worth adding that the integration of micro, small and medium-sized companies into the production process in the short term to take advantage of nearshoring is an of the main bets of the International Chamber of Commerce Mexico (ICC Mexico).

In Solili you can check warehouses available in: Ciudad de México, Guadalajara y Puebla.

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