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The Giants of Real Estate Development in the CTT Submarket

  • The CTT submarket constitutes approximately 60% of the industrial inventory in Mexico City. Discover who leads it, their standout projects, and the importance of diversity in this sector.

e-Group, Prologis, CPA, Litos, O'Donnell, and Parks stand out as major developers in the CTT submarket. Photo: O'Donnell
e-Group, Prologis, CPA, Litos, O'Donnell, and Parks stand out as major developers in the CTT submarket. Photo: O'Donnell
By: SiiLA News
01/09/2024

At the heart of Mexico City's industrial market, the CTT submarket emerges as a pivotal epicenter, constituting almost 60% of the built inventory. According to SiiLA Market Analytics, data, understanding the key players in this dynamic sector is essential to grasp the evolution and extent of Mexico's real estate market.

Diversity Driving the Market:

The term "developer" becomes a fundamental pillar, referring to the individuals or groups responsible for the design and construction of a property. In the CTT submarket, developer diversity is evident, with some standing out as true titans leaving an impressive mark on the real estate landscape.

e-Group, a giant in the field, has left an indelible mark with its avant-garde developments. Their recent projects, Tultipark and Teolopark, serve as examples of innovation and efficiency in creating high-quality industrial spaces.

Prologis, on the other hand, positions itself with two significant deliveries scheduled for 2024. One of these projects is located in Prologis Park Grande, showcasing strategic planning contributing to the sustainable growth of the CTT submarket.

Another key player is CPA, which delivered around 150,000 sqm in 2023, all within the municipality of Cuautitlán. This geographic focus demonstrates how developers can positively impact specific communities, generating employment and fostering local development.

These three developers, along with Litos, O'Donnell and Parks, have set the tone in the CTT submarket, responsible for over 50% of the inventory in this area. The significance of their presence is reflected not only in numbers but also in the impact on economic growth and job creation in the region.

The CTT submarket has incorporated over a million sqm during 2022 and 2023, with significant deliveries scheduled for 2024 and 2025. This dynamism suggests continuous growth, supported by the active participation of major developers.

The diversity of developers in the real estate market not only adds vitality and competitiveness but also contributes to the equitable development of different areas. The landmark projects of e-Group, Prologis and CPA in the CTT submarket are tangible testimonies of how these leaders are shaping the future of Mexico's real estate landscape, setting guidelines for sustainable and significant growth.

For more information on Real Estate Developers in Mexico, explore SiiLA REsource or contact us at contacto@siila.com.mx.

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