Our partners Javier Domínguez, Santiago Carrillo and Gabriel Torres co-authored the Trends and Developments section of the Mexico chapter in the Chambers Real Estate Guide 2025.
The article examines the growing relevance of nearshoring in attracting real estate investment to Mexico, highlighting both the opportunities and the critical limitations that could affect long-term potential.
Key topics addressed include:
- Mexico’s positioning for nearshoring: strategic location, competitive costs, and a specialized workforce have made the country a key hub for industrial relocation.
- Tariffs and commercial uncertainty: recent U.S. trade measures have created a risk environment that could impact nearshoring momentum.
- Infrastructure and regulatory hurdles: limitations in power and water supply, along with complex permitting processes, hinder the development of new industrial parks.
- “Plan Mexico” as the government’s response: this national strategy includes tax incentives, investment in logistics and energy infrastructure, and regulatory reforms aimed at attracting foreign investment.
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