The growth of e-commerce is a global trend, as is well known. According to Forbes, in Mexico, sales on these platforms have grown by 90% considering only from April to June of this year. In Mexico City, this represents the need for strategic changes in logistics real estate, where the aim is to develop real estate spaces that are increasingly closer to the consumer, who demands immediate deliveries of the items purchased online.

Location and connectivity go hand in hand as indispensable requirements for these spaces. In addition to the technical features of the building, it is ideal to be located in a place where quality of life is an advantage: very close to the capital city, away from the chaos of high urban concentrations, with more affordable prices for high-quality housing, schools, commercial areas, and overall, a planned community where families can find harmony just minutes away from Mexico City.

Even more importantly, for those who need to have their light manufacturing, logistics, and/or e-commerce operations in a location with the best connectivity, there is good news. The Toluca-Naucalpan highway has just been inaugurated, connecting Vesta's warehouses to the Valle de Mexico in just 20 minutes, without the complications of entering the city to achieve timely distribution.

This makes Toluca, particularly the Lerma industrial corridor, one of the main logistics centers in the central region of the country. In addition to the reduced travel time to reach the Valle de Mexico, this new highway strengthens the Metropolitan Airport System.

Vesta has two available warehouses that benefit from this excellent location with connectivity, and they are ideal for logistics, packaging, the food sector, or any other sector that has light manufacturing, logistics, or e-commerce operations.