To increase investment and address the trade uncertainty caused by US tariffs, the developer Meor, a Mexican company specializing in industrial real estate investment and development, stood out from the current Federal Government, whose Plan Mexico proposes the creation of 100 industrial parks.

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Bilateral tensions and the observed slowdown in industrial warehouse occupancy since the end of 2024 have prompted the current Mexican presidential administration to engage more closely with the country's industrial developers, supporting future investments and strategies for internal growth in the industrial sector.

Meor defined a new growth strategy focused on the acquisition of already stabilized industrial parks, which translates into properties that are already built and previously leased, facilitating the inflow of capital.

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During the first months of this year, the country experienced a drop in industrial warehouse occupancy, due to the caution of companies particularly awaiting the imposition of tariffs by the United States. This has led Mexico to initiate strategies to coping this problem and future international trade interventions.

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