Nearshoring brought an evident reactivation in the industrial real estate market, mainly with projects ranging from 5,000 to between 20,000 and 30,000 square meters.

“In 2022, a figure of more than two million square feet was closed, which is above what has been closed in previous years. In the last five years, the figure has been between 1.5 or close to two million square feet (185,806 m2),” said Ana Paula Magaña, business development at American Industries Group.

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Querétaro, he assured, continues to be a place of interest for automotive, aerospace companies and, more recently, particularly for data centers.

However, one of the limitations, he acknowledged, is the energy to support the projects. In the case of the Aerotech Industrial Park, from American Industries, it is in the process of expanding the substation and responding to the projects at hand.

This is not about the particular case of the park, but there are various industrial complexes that go through the same obstacle in energy matters.

The state governor, Mauricio Kuri, announced that there is an investment project at the door to guarantee energy in the state for the next 50 years.

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According to the Secretary of Sustainable Development of the state, Marco Antonio del Prete Tercero, the energy demand in the state (industry and housing) is above 900 megawatts.

"With the issue of energy resolved, Querétaro will continue to grow, it has first class parks and we all want to continue building and expanding our parks," Magaña commented. The Aerotech Industrial Park has more than 14 companies installed in the aerospace, automotive, and packaging sectors, among others.

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