The company has five projects in development that represent a total of 125,000 cubic meters of warehouse in Mexico City, which will be delivered during 2024

With the aim of solving the shortage of logistics and industrial spaces in Mexico, Interlogix, a real estate developer and operator, will invest around 3,000 million pesos in the construction of vertical warehouses over the next three years.

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Currently, the company has five real estate projects in development that represent a total of 125,000 cubic meters of warehouse, which will be delivered during 2024; In addition, it has five more parks in the planning stage for 2025.

Inspired by an industrial building in Hong Kong with more than 250,000 meters high, Interlogix claims to be the pioneer of the concept of vertical industrial and logistics warehouses. However, the developer has faced the challenges of one of the most populated cities in the world.

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Currently, the firm analyzes around 30 properties a month for the construction of vertical warehouses, of which only one or two could be viable and the rest are discarded.

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