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A market study for an industrial park is essential for several reasons that directly affect the success and sustainability of the project. It is a crucial tool for making informed decisions, minimizing risks, and ensuring the viability and success of the project over time.
It is a crucial tool for making informed decisions, minimizing risks, and ensuring the viability and success of the project over time.
CREA® conducted the market study for the development of the Logistik industrial park in San Luis Potosi.
Demand and Supply:
Determining the park's viability and corroborating sufficient interest from companies to occupy available spaces.
Strategic Location:
A strategic location can enhance attraction for companies and facilitate logistics flow.
Competition:
Identifying opportunities to differentiate the industrial park and attract tenants.
Size and Types of Spaces:
Guiding the design and planning of the park to meet market needs.
Infrastructure and Services:
Evaluating the availability and quality of infrastructure and services in the area to meet future tenant standards.
Market Trends:
Identifying current and future trends such as demand for advanced technologies, sustainable facilities, and specific supply chain requirements.
Local Regulations:
This includes zoning, building permits, and environmental compliance.
Rental Pricing:
Determining competitive rental prices compared to other industrial parks in the region affects companies' appeal and the project's profitability.
Attracting Investors:
A solid market study is valuable in attracting investors and financing, demonstrating a detailed understanding of market opportunities and risks.
Adaptability to Change:
Using market research information to plan and design in a way that is adaptable to changes in demand, emerging technologies, and other long-term market dynamics.
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