Alliuz Alamar Industrial Park construction begins in Tijuana
In Tijuana, Baja California, construction has officially begun on the Alliuz Alamar Industrial Park, a large-scale project aimed at the logistics and manufacturing sectors. Covering an area of approximately 55,700 m² (around 600,000 square feet), this Class A project is designed to operate in a highly competitive border corridor.
During the groundbreaking ceremony, attended by municipal authorities, investors, and representatives of the industrial sector, it was highlighted that the park will have a flexible design to accommodate up to eight domestic or foreign companies. The development is expected to be completed in the second quarter of 2026 and to generate a total of nearly 1,500 direct and indirect jobs.
The developer, Alliuz, emphasized that the industrial park is not limited to providing physical space, but is designed as a platform to attract foreign investment, strengthen the border supply chain, and respond to the growing trend of business relocation—also known as nearshoring—that is driving the manufacturing and logistics industry in Mexico.
Strategically located in the Alamar area, the complex takes advantage of its proximity to the Tijuana–San Diego corridor, one of the busiest routes between Mexico and the United States. This border location promotes connectivity, provides privileged access to international markets, and strengthens the logistics chain with infrastructure adapted to modern standards.
The development includes state-of-the-art infrastructure, including robust power supply, modular operating spaces, optimized internal logistics, and Class A quality standards. This makes it particularly attractive to companies that require high levels of operational performance, both in advanced manufacturing and in distribution and storage. In addition, industrial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield is collaborating with Alliuz to attract global companies interested in establishing themselves in the region.
The launch of this industrial park, in a global context of production chain restructuring and increased cross-border trade, represents a strategic commitment for Baja California. Not only does it strengthen the supply of first-class industrial spaces, but it also expands the possibilities for productive integration, generates specialized jobs, and contributes to the competitiveness of the border area.
From the developer's perspective, the aim is to open up opportunities and build alliances that go beyond the mere provision of industrial warehouses. According to Alliuz's commercial director:
“The purpose is not only to build industrial spaces, but also to generate trust, opportunities, and alliances that transcend borders. Tijuana represents a strategic point that connects local talent with the global vision of the industry.” This statement highlights the role of development as a catalyst for greater economic activity, innovation, and employment.
In summary, the Aliiuz Alamar Industrial Park emerges as a platform for logistics and manufacturing operations seeking location and scalability on Mexico's northern border. With Class A facilities, multi-tenant capacity, and a significant employment plan, the complex reaffirms the trend of industrial investment toward strategic areas such as Tijuana.
For companies seeking to capitalize on proximity to the U.S. market, modern infrastructure, and the local workforce, this project represents a key option on the region's industrial map.
Once construction is complete, the park is expected to not only meet demand for space, but also boost the local economy, improve cross-border logistics, and offer competitive advantages in a global environment increasingly oriented toward production flexibility and strategic location.
