As foreign industries require next-level infrastructure to support their cross-border supply chains, Tijuana’s industrial real estate market has begun to change.
The Corredor Tijuana-Rosarito 2000 has formally taken center stage as the region’s leading hub for manufacturing and logistical expansion.
As developer leveraging over 46 years of local expertise, ATISA Industrial Tijuana is at the forefront of build-to-suit industrial developers in Mexico. This geographic evolution is building the next generation of industrial infrastructure.
For global operations looking to expand their business in Mexico, ATISA’s ongoing development along the Corredor 2000 Tijuana presents a rare opportunity to secure space in a high electrical capacity industrial park.
The Evolution of Corredor 2000 in Tijuana
The Corredor Tijuana-Rosarito 2000 has become one of the most important routes in US-Mexico border logistics. Thanks to nearshoring, Tijuana’s industrial inventory has been gradually increasing to 126 million square feet, responding to the worldwide nearshoring boom and a continuous market shift towards more value-added manufacturing activity.
For sophisticated international businesses, this submarket provides a very strategic uncongested haven. It is the top location for uncompromising growth, capturing an exclusive 16.4% of year-to-date new leasing velocity.
The corredor has a highly diverse industrial cluster which includes industries in electronics, medical devices, automotive and aerospace.
To secure this trade volume for the future, the corridor is undergoing an extensive infrastructure modernization project to create an 8-lane expressway.
This includes a renovation of the free lanes alongside four new, confined cargo toll lanes designed to bypass local commuter traffic by early 2027. What was once an alternative route has matured into Tijuana’s submarket for large-scale offshore operations.
Inside APTS Industrial Park: a 90,000 KVA Solution for Offshore Manufacturers
Power scarcity is an obvious deal-breaker for high-consumption industries looking to establish in Tijuana, the availability of reliable electrical power is crucial for medical device, automotive, electronic, data centers, aerospace and semiconductors manufacturing.
Addressing these regional utility challenges head-on, ATISA is debuting its new strategically designed project APTS. With:
- 90,000+ KVAs
- A convenient location 20 miles from Otay U.S port of entry
- 2.7 MM sq ft of leasable area
This industrial park provides a reliable solution and opportunities for businesses to custom build-to-suit their industrial buildings in Tijuana, backed by guaranteed, heavy-duty power.
Featuring a pre-allocated capacity of 90,000+ KVAs (90 MVAs) the new APTS ensures that incoming tenants can scale energy-intensive machinery, automated assembly lines, and specialized cleanrooms without facing prolonged regulatory delays or grid brownouts.
All of this without compromising its commitment to sustainability, every facility within the APTS park is built around modern, eco-efficient, LEED-designed frameworks to achieve businesses’ climate-neutral consumption needs.
The park features 10 Class A buildings ranging from efficient 154,681 square-foot up to massive 839,968-square-foot layouts.
All of this, while still envisioning a workspace of comfort and safety with the addition of:
- Maximum security 24/7
- Green spaces
- Trails
- Sports courts
- Restrooms
And more that future tenants will be able to enjoy in their day-to-day activities. Ultimately, this new development sets a completely new standard for industrial performance along the thriving Corredor 2000 Tijuana, ensuring that businesses don’t have to sacrifice electric capacity, space, or sustainability
Lock in Your Space in Tijuana’s Next Industrial Chapter
ATISA Park Tijuana South combines power capacity, strategic regional logistics connectivity, immediate workforce proximity, and structural flexibility of build-to-suit industrial buildings Tijuana.
ATISA continues on a mission to build the infrastructure that will define the next decade of nearshoring in Mexico.
Contact our sales team today to review detailed information on this new project and fast-track your expansion timeline in Tijuana.
Sources:
Reporte BC. (June 5, 2026). El Corredor Tijuana-Rosarito 2000 duplicará su capacidad: avanza ampliación a ocho carriles. Retrieved from https://reportebc.mx/2026/06/05/el-corredor-tijuana-rosarito-2000-duplicara-su-capacidad-avanza-ampliacion-a-ocho-carriles/
Cushman & Wakefield. Investor Report / Market Data (screenshot provided by ATISA). Source image: Screenshot 2026-07-27 082428.