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What is an industrial park?

An industrial park is a planned development of industrial land and buildings with shared infrastructure — truck-grade roads, power, water, drainage and telecommunications — security and internal rules, managed by a developer or operator. Companies buy or lease inside the park and share its services.

What an industrial park offers

Infrastructure
Truck-grade roads, power, water and drainage; many parks also have fiber and water treatment.
Security
Controlled access, guards and perimeter fencing, depending on the park.
Rules
Construction, appearance and use rules that protect every occupant.
Management and maintenance
An operator maintains common areas and charges a maintenance fee; check whether the advertised price includes it.

Industrial park, industrial zone and corridor

Industrial park
A planned development with common management and rules; its buildings and land are sold or leased within the same estate.
Industrial zone
An area the municipal urban development plan designates for industrial use. It can include parks as well as stand-alone buildings with no common management.
Industrial corridor
A group of municipalities and zones along a transport axis. The directory groups the Monterrey metropolitan area into east, west and north.

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Industrial parks in the Monterrey directory

The directory lists 50 industrial parks in 10 municipalities of the Monterrey metropolitan area. 42 have current listings and 13 have a reviewed source profile with operator, address and review date. It is a directory of parks with published inventory, not a census of every park in Nuevo León. 26% of the directory's listings are in a reviewed industrial park.

Parks with the most listings

ParkMunicipalityListings
Terra Park Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina123
Parque Industrial ApodacaApodaca107
Parque Industrial Martel de Santa CatarinaSanta Catarina87
Parque 100Santa Catarina59
Parque Industrial EscobedoGeneral Escobedo58
Parque 300Santa Catarina57
Magna Industrial ParkSanta Catarina56
Santa Catarina Industrial ParkSanta Catarina54

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Is it more expensive to lease inside an industrial park?

In Santa Catarina, the median asking rent for warehouses and industrial buildings inside industrial parks is MXN 101/m² per month (362 listings) and outside parks MXN 112/m² (312 listings).

These are different buildings — size, age and specifications vary — so the gap does not measure what being in a park is worth. The comparison is made only within one municipality and with at least 20 listings on each side.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is an industrial park?

A planned development of industrial land and buildings with shared infrastructure — roads, power, water, drainage and telecommunications — security and internal rules, managed by a developer or operator.

What happens in an industrial park?

Manufacturing, assembly, storage and distribution. Companies buy or lease land and buildings inside the park and share services such as security and the upkeep of common areas.

What is the difference between an industrial park and an industrial zone?

An industrial zone is a land use set by the municipality; an industrial park is a specific development with common management and rules. A park usually sits inside an industrial zone, but not every industrial zone is a park.

How many industrial parks are there in Monterrey?

The IndustrialShoring directory lists 50 parks in 10 municipalities of the metropolitan area, 42 of them with current listings; the municipality with the most parks is Santa Catarina (19). It is not an official census: it covers parks with published, reviewed inventory.

Is rent higher inside an industrial park?

In Santa Catarina, the median asking rent for warehouses and industrial buildings is MXN 101/m² per month inside parks and MXN 112/m² outside, across 362 and 312 listings. In these listings, rent inside parks is lower. They are different buildings, so the figure does not isolate the effect of being in a park.

Figures calculated from the listings published as of October 19, 2026. They are asking prices, not appraisals. Methodology →