Tijuana EDC Highlights Urban Growth and Industrial Real Estate Opportunities

The Tijuana Economic Development Corporation (Tijuana EDC) hosted its latest bimonthly meeting to discuss the city’s rapid urban evolution and the investment opportunities shaping its real estate market. 

Under the theme “Tijuana: Urban Evolution and Real Estate Opportunities”, the event brought together industry leaders and experts to analyze how ongoing urban expansion is redefining the city’s economic landscape.

Industrial Development in Strategic Corridors

The discussion emphasized the growth of industrial space across key areas, including Boulevard 2000, Rosarito, and the Tecate corridor, where market availability reached nearly 92.6 million square feet in 2024. 

Panelists highlighted that demand continues to rise, fueled by nearshoring strategies and the relocation of specialized manufacturing operations to the Baja California region.

These developments reflect Tijuana’s growing role as a competitive location for companies seeking access to North American markets with strong infrastructure, proximity to the U.S. border, and a skilled labor force.

Insights from Industry Leaders

The panel featured insights from Anaid Almaguer (CPA, Moderator), Eduardo Rojo (NG Baja), Dolores Sandoval (Citius AG), and Luis Perez Sevilla (JLL). Their discussion explored the evolving profile of investors, the increased demand for advanced industrial facilities, and the integration of sustainability and innovation in new real estate projects.

Tijuana EDC’s Role in Market Intelligence

By facilitating dialogue between developers, investors, and local stakeholders, Tijuana EDC reaffirmed its role as a source of reliable market intelligence and a platform for fostering collaboration. 

The meeting reinforced the city’s position as a competitive industrial hub, where real estate opportunities align with the broader dynamics of nearshoring and global supply chain transformation.