ProximityParks, the leading and pioneering developer of last mile logistics industrial parks in Mexico, has received official recognition from AMPIP and CADERR — presented by Altagracia Gómez — for developing two of the first 20 industrial parks under Plan México’s 100-park national industrialization goal: ProximityParks Viaducto in Mexico City and ProximityParks Guadalajara Centro in Jalisco. The recognition affirms the role of private investment in last mile logistics infrastructure as a direct driver of urban economic development, job creation, and regional competitiveness.
A Long-Term Bet on Mexico’s Economic Development
Since 2017, ProximityParks has channeled private capital into the development of last mile industrial parks in Mexico’s largest cities. With over USD 650 million in assets under management across 17 strategically located urban logistics parks, ProximityParks today manages the largest, most diversified, and sustainable last mile industrial real estate portfolio in Mexico — and has committed to investing an additional USD 470 million over the next three years.
Two Industrial Parks, Concrete Economic Impact
The two recognized assets illustrate how strategic industrial infrastructure generates measurable economic derrama at the local and national level:
- ProximityParks Guadalajara Centro, backed by a USD 20 million investment, generated an estimated USD 52 million in economic impact within its first three months of operation — activating supply chains, creating quality jobs, and enabling same-day delivery across one of Mexico’s fastest-growing consumer markets.
- ProximityParks Viaducto, developed with an investment of over USD 25 million in the heart of Mexico City, has become a critical node in the capital’s urban supply chain — reducing logistics costs, improving delivery efficiency, and lowering the carbon footprint of last mile operations across the metropolitan area.
“This recognition reflects something we have believed from day one: that investing in Mexico and in its economic development simply makes sense. It also confirms that our investments generate a Triple-Net-Positive impact: postive for consumers, positive for cities and the environment, and positive for our investors.” — Mario Berlanga, CEO and Co-Founder of ProximityParks
