Artificial Intelligence boosts real estate market

The recent arrival of Daikin in Tijuana sets the stage for building confidence in the development of artificial intelligence (AI), data centers, logistics chains, and manufacturing toward technological solutions, according to Datoz, a platform for industrial real estate availability and intelligence in Mexico.

Given that AI is no longer just an everyday tool but is now at the heart of the global economy, Carlos Rios, an analyst at Datoz, noted that the scale of Daikin Applied’s construction of an energy-efficient manufacturing plant in northwestern Mexico elevates the region as a whole and brings Tijuana closer to cutting-edge technology.

During a virtual conference on industrial real estate market results at the end of the second quarter of 2026, Pablo Quezada, CEO of Datoz, noted that by the end of the second quarter of 2026, the Bajio region is gaining prominence in Mexico’s industrial real estate market, as it continues to grow and generate strong demand, driven by manufacturing and logistics.

The submarket has been consolidating over the past three years or so, as industrial parks featuring big box facilities have expanded significantly; these facilities require large-format warehouses to supply their supply chains in a timely and punctual manner.

The Huehuetoca-Zumpango corridor offers the advantage of competitive prices, which benefits tenants.