As the world economy overcomes recession, firms face more stringent demands to increase profitability and optimize operations.Therefore, global corporations are restructuring their production systems and supply chains, reallocating operations to the best plants while shutting down less efficient facilities.

So, numerous global corporations are discovering Mexico as a preferred manufacturing base to serve world markets. This trend shows in the explosive growth of Mexican exports from $20 billion in 1985 to $158 billion in 2001. As a result, Mexico is industrializing at a fast pace, and the demand for world-class industrial facilities is on the rise.

However, the supply of such facilities in Mexico is limited, creating an attractive opportunity for a quality developer. By offering world-class facilities for lease, Vesta becomes the real estate partner of multinationals producing in Mexico for global markets.