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By Emilio Ibarra, Real Estate Analyst for the Northeast Region at Datoz In the Northeast region of the country, the leading industrial markets are Monterrey, Saltillo, and Reynosa, driven by their scale, inventory size, and operational stability. However, during 2025, a significant shift in…
Read moreNearshoring and the reconfiguration of supply chains are transforming the country’s industrial landscape. With the arrival of new manufacturing plants, logistics centers, and data centers, electricity demand in industrial parks has increased significantly. In this context, energy storage has…
Read moreDuring 4Q 2025, Mexico’s industrial real estate market continued to show growth in space absorption, as transactions for sales and leases typically increase in the final quarter of each year. By the end of 2025, national gross absorption surpassed 1.2 million m². This reflects a positive trend,…
Read moreIn Mexico’s industrial real estate market, energy has become a critical factor. Today, developers, end users, and brokers agree on one point: without energy efficiency, there is no competitiveness, operational continuity, or sustainable growth. Demand for next-generation industrial space, rising…
Read moreIndustrial activity in Mexico throughout 2025 has reflected an expansion cycle across the country’s main industrial corridors. According to Datoz analysts, the following Top 6 industrial parks bring together developments that combine technology, operational efficiency, and smart design—setting new…
Read moreCódigo de Red (CdR) is the technical regulation that establishes planning, control, and power quality standards for the National Electric System (SEN in Spanish). The current version applies to industrial parks and companies connected to medium and high voltage. If your park or facility operates…
Read moreInterview with Elizabeth Zamora, Director of New Business at MEOR Mexico’s industrial real estate market is undergoing a major transformation driven by the demand for higher value-added spaces. Companies are no longer seeking land and industrial buildings only— they need environments that reduce…
Read moreOver the past year, Mexico’s industrial real estate activity has entered an adjustment stage after the record levels of gross absorption (or real estate transactions) seen during the pandemic and the years that followed. This has resulted in a significant increase in availability in the Northwest…
Read moreGuadalajara’s industrial real estate market is entering a new phase in the availability of logistics and manufacturing spaces. To meet the operational needs of logistics and distribution firms, e-commerce players and light manufacturing companies seeking enough space for production processes — but…
Read moreDistributed generation (DG) — also known as on-site self-generation or dispersed generation — refers to electricity production through smaller-scale systems located close to the point of consumption. In industrial parks, these systems are typically installed on rooftops, walls, parking areas, or…
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