2025 Overview
Mexico is strengthening its position as the epicenter of industrial nearshoring, driving growth that is redefining manufacturing and logistics across the region. After absorbing more than 43 million square feet in 2022, the country continues to attract foreign investment and reshape the labor market.
Cities such as Mexico City and Monterrey lead the way with wages up to 35% above the national average, while Querétaro is investing in sustainable infrastructure and Tijuana reinforces its strategic connection to the United States.
This momentum is creating demand for bilingual, tech-skilled talent in an environment that faces energy challenges and shifting trade policies, yet continues to project a strong outlook for advanced industry.
