Vesta ratifies its confidence in Tijuana by opening the VestaPark tijuana III

Vesta ratifies its confidence in Tijuana by opening the VestaPark tijuana III

The real estate company, Vesta, which has been established in the state for the past 10 years, through its subsidiary in Tijuana, announced last August the opening of its new industrial park, VestaPark Tijuana III, where $13 million dollars were invested as part of a $64 million investment planned in the state over the next […]

Por Anon_414038 el April 13, 2017

The real estate company, Vesta, which has been established in the state for the past 10 years, through its subsidiary in Tijuana, announced last August the opening of its new industrial park, VestaPark Tijuana III, where $13 million dollars were invested as part of a $64 million investment planned in the state over the next three years.



VestaPark III Tijuana is the 21st building int he State, with 150,000 square feet, adding to the over 1.86 million square feet that Vesta already has in Baja California, and the more than 15.3 million square feet it possesses in Mexico, which places it as one of the principal suppliers of industrial real estate solutions at the national level.



VestaPark Tijuana III is located in El Florido, next to the Samsung and Hyundai production plants in an area that has: the state's greatest concentration of available labor for production, strategic positioning for logistics and merchandise transportation, as a result of its proximity to the Otay Mesa crossing, and the greatest concentration of medical device and electronic component manufacturing companies.



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So, once again, Vesta reiterates its confidence in Tijuana, a city that offers: location, being just two hours away from Long Beach and los Angeles and five hours by plane to any place in the US, production experience with 50 years of activities oriented towards exportation, competitive capacities for strategic industries such as the electronic, medical device, and aerospace, as well as the automobile and clean technology sectors, a highly qualified and bilingual work force, low cost production capacities, access to Mexico's world web of free trade agreements, proximity to a large number of companies in the aerospace and defense industries, as well as North America's largest concentration of medical device manufacturing companies.



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