Mexico’s industrial real estate market is benefiting from the need for more resilient supply chains. PGIM’s Enrique Lavín, DHL’s Guillermo Espinosa Armendáriz and CBRE’s Yadira Torres-Romero explain the advantages and challenges of nearshoring.
Insights to Share:
- Nearshoring is spurring industrial activity beyond Mexico’s border cities as companies seek inland nearshoring opportunities.
- The lower cost and availability of labor explains why companies have relocated or expanded manufacturing operations in Mexico.
- The cost of capital, even for transactions denominated in U.S. dollars, is lower than in the U.S.
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