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E-commerce Will Boost Last Mile Warehouses in Monterrey
- The metropolitan area of Monterrey stands out as an option for the development of dark stores or "last mile" facilities due to the growth of e-commerce.
07/15/2021
Monterrey and its metropolitan area are emerging as a prominent option for the development of dark stores or "last mile" facilities, driven by the rapid growth of e-commerce.
In the last year, approximately 80,000 square meters have been occupied in Guadalupe, Apodaca, San Nicolás de los Garza, and Monterrey.
Furthermore, Monterrey has attracted significant e-commerce companies in buildings built to suit, meaning they are custom-built according to the client's needs. This trend is expected to continue rising in the coming years due to the continuous growth of e-commerce.
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