Although the pandemic limited industrial activities in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, this city continues to trust investors for investment with the development of projects.

One of the competitive advantages of this demarcation is that it is among the first places in the generation of jobs and attracting national and foreign investment.

For example, Nidec, a company dedicated to the manufacture of motors for the robotics industry and iiMED Medical Devices, which develops medical products such as orthopedic girdles, insolation bags, pressure boots, among other products, have begun work to expand their plants.

Currently, the city has an inventory of 34 million 498 thousand 827 square feet where class B real estate complexes predominate with a total of 19 million 47 thousand 493 square feet at a price of $ 0.33 per square foot per month.

According to an analysis by Solili, the largest inventory in the city is found in the Airport-Puente-Pharr corridor, which has direct road access to the international crossing with the United States, with 17 million 617 thousand 110 square feet and a vacancy of the order 2.6 percent, that is, 455 thousand square feet.

Reynosa's industrial market has 305 existing industrial properties classified as class A, B and C, located in 4 corridors distributed throughout the city.

Similarly, Reynosa has 22 available industrial properties distributed in each of the corridors that make up the market with a total of 1.1 million square feet of available space.

These places have diversification in location, prices, construction characteristics, size, among other factors, which in a market with the capacity to house any type of company that is interested in settling in the city.