In Mexico there is an investment of 2,790 million dollars (million dollars) in the development of industrial parks by the members of the Mexican Association of Mexican Industrial Parks (AMPIP) and it is expected to be more than 3 billion dollars in 2024.

According to Sergio Argüelles, president of the AMPIP, this amount represented a growth of 54% compared to last year, which reflects the confidence and commitment of industrial park developers to the economic growth of Mexico.

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Currently, AMPIP partners are carrying out the construction of 50 new industrial parks between 2022 and 2023, covering more than 2 thousand hectares.

However, he expressed that opportunities have been lost or postponed due to lack of clean energy, especially from companies in the automotive sector. In this environment, the flexibility of energy policy towards clean energy will generate more opportunities.

Argüelles expressed that Mexico currently has a lot of capital from abroad interested in investing in the country's industrial development, mainly pension funds from the United States, Europe and Asia, which guarantees the good performance of investments in new projects.

Regarding the operation of the industrial park real estate market, he indicated that “favored by nearshoring and the pandemic, it reached record figures with a historical net absorption of 3.5 million square meters in the third quarter of 2023, with a growth of 18% compared to the same period of the previous year.

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During 2022 and 2023, the AMPIP recorded an accumulated demand of 3.1 million m2 and is expected to reach 6 million m2 by 2027.”

 The associates are led by 84 real estate developers, investment funds, Fibras and state trusts; while another 42 are sector affiliates of construction, consulting, energy, financial services, technology and security, as well as telecommunications and transportation.

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