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Cienega de Flores, the Fourth Industrial Submarket with the Most Absorptions in Mexico in 2023

  • Cienega de Flores, situated in Monterrey, emerges as one of Mexico's premier industrial hubs, securing the fourth spot in national industrial absorption in 2023. This region draws manufacturing, electronics, and business services companies thanks to its strategic location, top-notch infrastructure, and highly skilled workforce.

  • With the surging demand for industrial space, we anticipate ongoing investment and business development in Cienega de Flores. This momentum is underpinned by a remarkable 35% growth in industrial real estate since Q3 2019 and an enduring trend of positive net absorption spanning 16 consecutive quarters.

Diamante Industrial Park – 04 is a prominent location in Cienega de Flores. Photo: TreDec.
Diamante Industrial Park – 04 is a prominent location in Cienega de Flores. Photo: TreDec.
By: SiiLA News
11/10/2023

Cienega de Flores, located in Monterrey, is one of Mexico's most enticing business destinations. Throughout 2023, this region has emerged as the fourth-largest industrial submarket in absorption nationwide. According to SiiLA, over 330,000 square meters had been occupied by September in Cienega de Flores. This accounts for approximately 27% of the industrial space absorbed in the Monterrey metropolitan area, Mexico's largest industrial real estate market.

Data shows that this year, Cienega de Flores has been particularly attractive to manufacturing, electronics, and business product and service companies. Companies such as Genie, Johnson Controls, and Yin Lu Co have chosen to expand their operations in this region, known for its strategic location near the U.S. border, high-quality infrastructure, and highly skilled workforce.

With the increasing demand for industrial spaces in this area, investment and business development are expected to continue to rise in the coming years, further solidifying its position as one of the most attractive business destinations in Mexico. In fact, between the third quarter of 2019 and 2023, the industrial area of Cienega de Flores increased by nearly 35%, with the addition of almost 600,000 square meters. During the same period, the most sought-after industrial properties ranged from 10,000 to 12,000 square meters. One in every five properties absorbed fell within that size range, according to SiiLA.

Among the standout properties in this category is Diamante Industrial Park – 04, boasting a Gross Leasable Area (GLA) of over 11,200 square meters and strategically located just two hours from the border with Laredo, Texas.

According to SiiLA SPOT, Mexico's largest and most comprehensive database of available industrial, office and coworking spaces, Diamante Industrial Park – 04 is a fully fenced property within an industrial park, offering 24-hour security with cutting-edge technology and controlled access. However, its most significant features include maneuvering roadways, an average ceiling height of over eight meters, ideal for storing large cargo volumes, and electrical autonomy thanks to a substation with a 200 kVA capacity.

Check the availability and features of Diamante Industrial Park – 04 on SiiLA SPOT!

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