Daikin Applied's construction of an energy-efficient manufacturing plant in Tijuana is fueling confidence in artificial intelligence, data centers, and logistics chains within Mexico's industrial real estate market, according to a July 16 report from Datoz, a platform for industrial property intelligence.
Tijuana plant signals AI-driven demand
"Given that AI is no longer just an everyday tool but is now at the heart of the global economy," said Carlos Rios, an analyst at Datoz, "the scale of Daikin Applied's construction of an energy-efficient manufacturing plant in northwestern Mexico elevates the region as a whole and brings Tijuana closer to advanced technology."
Bajio region gains prominence
During a virtual conference on second-quarter 2026 results, Pablo Quezada, CEO of Datoz, said: "By the end of the second quarter of 2026, the Bajio region is gaining prominence in Mexico's industrial real estate market, as it continues to grow and generate strong demand, driven by manufacturing and logistics."
The submarket has consolidated over the past three years. Industrial parks with big box facilities have expanded, requiring large-format warehouses to supply chains efficiently.
Competitive pricing in Huehuetoca-Zumpango
The Huehuetoca-Zumpango corridor offers competitive prices, a benefit for tenants seeking cost-effective industrial space.
Why this matters for real estate and construction professionals
The growth of AI-powered data centers and advanced manufacturing is reshaping demand for industrial facilities. Professionals who understand these shifts can make better site selection, investment, and construction decisions. Resources like AI for Real Estate & Construction track these developments and help the industry stay ahead.
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