Industrial Space for Rent, 6'900m2, in Sanctorum
About the asset
Class A Light Industrial Warehouse – Sanctorum (Puebla) Efficient regional logistics and distribution facility This facility offers 7 docks and a 9–10.5 m height range, making it suitable for light manufacturing and regional distribution. The 150 kVA capacity supports standard industrial operations in central Mexico. Key Highlights: 7 loading docks 9–10.5 m height 150 kVA capacity Light industrial useNote: Those information are without guarantee and can vary.
Asset Location
Facts About Puebla
6.6 M Population
3 M Active working population
20.000 Graduates per Year
$550 USD Average Salary
1,200km Distance US-Border
15 Industrial Parks
Manufacturing in Baja California
The City
Baja California, a state located in northwest Mexico, is comprised of five municipalities: Tijuana, Mexicali, Ensenada, Rosarito, and Tecate. With a total population of approximately 3.9 million inhabitants, Baja California offers diverse cultural experiences, ranging from the cosmopolitan atmosphere of Tijuana to the tranquil coastal communities of Rosarito and Ensenada.
Strategic Location
Baja California, situated in northwest Mexico, occupies a strategically significant location along the U.S.-Mexico border. This geographic position makes it a crucial gateway for trade and commerce between North America and Latin America. Its border cities, such as Tijuana and Mexicali, serve as major transportation hubs, facilitating the movement of goods, people, and capital across borders.
Industries
Baja California boasts a diverse economy driven by key industries such as manufacturing, aerospace, tourism, agriculture, and technology. With its strategic location along the U.S.-Mexico border and access to skilled labor, the state serves as a hub for manufacturing operations, particularly in aerospace and automotive sectors. Its picturesque coastline and cultural attractions attract tourists, while its fertile valleys support a thriving agricultural sector. Additionally, Baja California is emerging as a technology hub, offering opportunities for software development and IT services
Workforce & Universities
Baja California boasts a skilled and diverse workforce supported by a network of universities and educational institutions. With a focus on fields such as engineering, manufacturing, and technology, these universities provide the region with a talent pool equipped for various industries.
