American Industries (AI) published its investment, expansion and development plans for new industrial parks in Mexico by 2023. In this context, it revealed that Ciudad Juárez is one of the cities that interest it the most.

"Juárez is part of the momentum and progress in the second phase of the projects started between 2021 and 2022. A total investment of 150 million dollars has been made in the state," the construction company explained.

Of interest: Chihuahua begins the year with strong dynamism of industrial demand

In this sense, the manager explained that, for the high local demand to continue, even more work must be done in terms of infrastructure. To this, he added that the most important factors for investors are: availability of sufficient electricity, water and public hydraulic systems and natural gas for their production processes.

“To meet these needs, we focus on finding more sustainable sources of energy and water consumption. We are also looking for the construction of new industrial facilities with green certifications, attached to international CSR criteria”, he highlighted.

This year, the company of Chihuahuan origin will continue to develop its recently inaugurated Industrial Park in Ciudad Juárez, built on 5.7 hectares. It will also continue to develop the second phases of its other parks developed in 2021 and 2022. The first is located in Chihuahua on 54 hectares, and the other in Apodaca on 28 hectares.

In all, they add approximately 2 million square feet of space and 13 industrial buildings to their real estate portfolio. Likewise, it built 10 buildings for the automotive, aerospace, technology, logistics and manufacturing industries in six regions: Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Apodaca, Guadalajara, León y Querétaro.

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According to official information from American Industries, these projects added 1.3 million square feet of space to its portfolio. It should be noted that nine are already leased to foreign companies, derived from the growing demand in the region for Nearshoring.

"With this investment plan, we will receive more foreign companies that are looking for proximity with available labor, specialized security and the necessary infrastructure to carry out their operations," said Aaron Gallo, director of Real Estate for American Industries Group.

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