SPEC III - Airport Technology Park

Industrial buildings are used by companies in manufacturing, logistics, distribution, automotive, technology, ecommerce, food, consumer goods, and other sectors that require functional spaces to operate, store products, manufacture goods, or expand their installed capacity.

Yes. VYNMSA offers industrial buildings for lease and sale in strategic locations throughout Mexico. Backed by more than 180 million ft² under portfolio management, the availability of these spaces may vary depending on the state, city, industrial park, required square footage, and specific project requirements.

VYNMSA has a presence in key industrial corridors throughout Mexico, including states such as Nuevo León, Coahuila, San Luis Potosí, Guanajuato, and Querétaro. Each location offers different advantages in connectivity, workforce, suppliers, and infrastructure.

Before choosing an industrial building, it is important to review the location, square footage, clear height, electrical capacity, loading docks, access points, truck court, service availability, proximity to suppliers, highway connectivity, and the building's ability to adapt to your operation.

Build to Suit is a model in which the industrial building is designed and constructed according to the client's specific needs. This allows the space to be adapted to operational processes, technical requirements, future growth, and the company's internal standards.

A speculative building is typically already built or under development for faster delivery, with standard features that are in high demand. A Build to Suit building is developed specifically for the client, taking into account technical specifications, layout, operations, and specific requirements.

You can start the process by submitting your information through the contact form on the page. A VYNMSA advisor can review your requirements, preferred location, required space, and type of operation to offer options aligned with your project.

VYNMSA industrial buildings can be adapted for industries such as manufacturing, logistics, automotive, distribution, technology, food, specialized industries, and operations related to industrial growth in Mexico.

Choosing a building within an industrial park can provide easier access to infrastructure, services, security, connectivity, a business-oriented environment, and proximity to suppliers or customers. This helps reduce operational friction and accelerate the start of operations.