At the end of November and 10 months after the construction began, Meor inaugurated Hubspark Apodaca, in the northeast area of this city known as the industrial center of Nuevo León.

The great merit of the project is that it was already rented even before it was completed to two companies, one national and the other international, for the totality of the 18,500 square meters built in a park that consists of 35,000 square meters. Both occupants will be logistics centers for the air conditioning and automotive sectors, which dedicated an investment of 300 million pesos and the generation of 800 direct jobs.

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Its class A industrial warehouses are hybrid, since their dimensions make them compatible with merchandise storage companies and also suitable for those that want to manufacture,” said Jonathan Pomerantz, commercial and investment director.

On the other hand, Javier Camarena, general director of Meor anticipated that the project in Tijuana will grow to a 3rd stage that is added to the initial plan.

In Ciudad Juárez they estimate to inaugurate between 15 and 55 hectares; There are more than two buildings, where they have a waiting list of tenants in search of spaces, considering that they are already raffling off the 4th wave of nearshoring, said the manager. What is being developed today with nearshoring benefits Mexico, Central and South America, and can be doubled by the industrial capacity of the country.

Pomerantz specified that Hubspark joins the Meor master plan that consists of the construction of eight industrial parks in Mexico within the next two years, with an approximate investment of 3.8 billion pesos, although they estimate it will increase due to the 30% increase. of inflation.

It consists of eight parks between 2022 and 2023; Four have already started by 2023, another four will come and two of them will be announced in the first quarter of the year. “All the players in the chain have taken a hit with inflation; but the increases in materials and commodities are offset by rental prices and also by adjustments to profits”, he specified.

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Pomeratz anticipated that the next two projects will be in Ciudad Juárez and then Tijuana. He specified that they always carry out studies so that investment in industrial parks aligns with criteria to promote improvements in the community

"We hope to close the year with 160,000 rentable m2, with the aim of meeting the high demand from our clients and the new companies that are arriving in Mexico, since nearshoring will continue to increase during 2023, for which we will expand our presence in the north of the country and we expanded our capacity in the rest of Mexico, especially in strategic areas of the center and south,” he said.

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