For the first three months of the year, the capital accumulated 530 thousand square meters, more than double that of the same quarter but in 2023, gross demand is focused on Toluca and the CTT corridors (Cuautitlán, Tultitlán and Tepotzotlán), likewise the Zumpango corridor, all of this driven by the new T-Mex Park industrial park and its first DHL tenant.

Of interest: New industrial parks detonate in the Metropolitan Area of Mexico City

In the first quarter of the year, industrial warehouses in Mexico City range from one thousand to 200 thousand square meters, for which demand remains high, driven mainly by logistics companies seeking to establish themselves in the largest market in the country.

This trend is expected to continue throughout the year due to new construction and planned projects, this has contributed to the increase in rental prices, reaching an average of $7.98 per square meter at the close of the report for the first quarter of 2024.

Check here: Solili Industrial Report February 2024: Construction of 705 thousand m² has begun so far this year

Likewise, it was noted that the 2023 state competitiveness index of SEDECO, the country's capital is shown as the most competitive entity in Mexico for 21 consecutive years and is expected to remain the same throughout the year.

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

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