$957,237

The Canicab Industrial Park, comprising 37.7 hectares, is located in the municipality of Acanceh, Yucatán, and its immediate surroundings, including Petectunich, Ticopó, and Seyé. It has become a highly attractive hub due to its proximity to Mérida, approximately 1,520 minutes from the peripheral ring road, and its connectivity to highways leading to Cancún and Chetumal. Currently, activity in this region is primarily divided into two main sectors: a robust industrial and logistics corridor and large-scale real estate development projects. Below are details of the key companies and projects operating or under development in the vicinity of this area: 1. Industrial and Logistics Sector: Mérida-Acanceh Corridor Due to the nearshoring trend and the need for distribution centers in southeastern Mexico, several large companies have built massive projects just minutes from Canicab, primarily along Federal Highway 184 and surrounding areas. SkyPark Industrial Park is one of the most modern and important logistics infrastructure projects in the area. Located a few minutes from Acanceh on the road to Petectunich, this area is designed to house large-scale industrial buildings and distribution centers. Walmart Distribution Center: The retail giant has a mega-project distribution center in this strategic corridor to supply the peninsula. Lee Company Maquiladora: A well-established international textile manufacturing plant located a short distance from Acanceh. Kekén Plant: An agro-industrial processing and logistics complex that plays a significant role in the economy of the eastern Mérida metropolitan area. 2. Infrastructure and Energy Companies: To support the numerous construction projects in the area, including residential developments and federal projects, heavy equipment manufacturing plants have been established. Centrifugados Mexicanos: A plant dedicated to the manufacture of high-strength concrete structures and poles. Energéx: A company focused on the storage and distribution of fuels and energy solutions for heavy industry. Ricasa and Conicon Concrete are key suppliers of construction materials and ready-mix concrete, serving nearby construction sites. 3. Real Estate Projects and Investment Lots The increased land value between Canicab, Seyé, and Acanceh has led local and national real estate developers to acquire large tracts of land (macro-lots) for Country Living or rural residential developments. Developments on the Seyé-Canacab Highway: Currently, there is active marketing of macro-projects with plots of land ranging from 7 to 40 hectares intended for the construction of suburban residential communities and vacation homes, taking advantage of the existing power grid that runs alongside the highway. Investment Projects in Cibceh and Ticopó: These towns, adjacent to Canicab, are offering pre-sale residential and commercial lots to people seeking more affordable land in the medium term with the possibility of urban services.