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#Industrial Real Estate
8 EnMonterrey stories on Industrial Real Estate in Monterrey and Nuevo León, newest first. Read the coverage and its linked sources.
- Real Estate · Industrial · Oct 22, 2026Monterrey Industrial Construction Climbs 28% in Q3 as Vacancy Falls to 6.1%CBRE measured 666,000 m² in construction across 22 buildings, while year-to-date net absorption remains below the same period in 2025.
- Real Estate · Industrial · Oct 21, 2026Fibra Mty Signs US$22M Santa Catarina Warehouse DealThe agreement covers two fully occupied warehouses in Santa Catarina, with dollar-denominated, CPI-linked leases; Fibra Mty has not closed the US$22 million transaction.
- Industrial · Real Estate · Oct 15, 2026Cadrex’s 350,000-Square-Foot Lease Completes Apodaca Park LeasingThe 10-year contract puts all 450,000 square feet of TU Park Apodaca I under lease less than a year after it opened, Thor Urbana says.
- Industrial Real Estate · Acquisitions · Oct 7, 2026FINSA’s US$644 Million Acquisition Cycle Includes Monterrey AssetsEight transactions added 13 Class A buildings across four markets; neither report isolates Monterrey’s share of the investment or rentable area.
- Investment · Industrial Real Estate · Oct 4, 2026García Says US$600M Will Fund Nuevo León Industrial BuildingsThe governor named Apodaca and Pesquería for warehouses tied to data centers and AI, but the published coverage does not name investors or a construction schedule.
- Real Estate · Industrial Parks · Sep 22, 2026Finsa Plans $220M García Industrial ParkThe developer says the 92-hectare project could host 25 companies and more than 14,000 direct jobs, starting with a 28,573-square-meter LEED building.
- Real Estate · Industrial · Aug 5, 2026Fibra Mty closes a $24.1M Guanajuato industrial dealThe Monterrey-based real estate trust has added a fully leased Class A warehouse in the Bajío, putting fresh capital behind Mexico’s manufacturing corridor.
- Manufacturing · Industrial Real Estate · Aug 4, 2026Whirlpool to Wind Down Apodaca Operations by Late 2027Whirlpool plans to move production from its Apodaca operation to Ramos Arizpe and other plants, while Fibra Monterrey starts planning for the space beyond the transition.