At the end of the second quarter of the year, Mexico City remained in second place with respect to national industrial demand. In addition to the fact that the capital of the country presented its lowest level of vacancy with 1.2%.

The food and beverage, textile, technology, electronics and pharmaceutical sectors are some of the companies that have noticed the industrial demand in CDMX.

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According to data from Solili, CDMX is in second place in industrial demand, since Monterrey is in the first place. The platform said that the companies that are installed in the city belong to food and beverages, textiles, technology, electronics and pharmaceuticals, among others.

Similarly, the information agency highlighted that the reason for the rise in industrial demand is due to the attractions offered by the city. Pointing out within these attractions the availability of labor, infrastructure, transportation and services offered by the city.

On the other hand, Solili explained that the sizes demanded plus two during the second of 2023 were warehouses between 5,000 and 10,000 square meters (m²); as well as surfaces greater than 20,000 m².

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On the other hand, the restricted platform CDMX presented its lowest vacancy level in the last five years with 1.2 percent. This is due to the inflationary scenario, where at the beginning of July of this year the Mexican currency reached 17 pesos per dollar. 

In addition, the increase in average rental prices nationwide exceeded 15 percent.

Likewise, Solili pointed out that nearshoring will continue to favor industrial demand to the north, the lowlands and CDMX due to the land and air connectivity found in national areas.

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