Altea Desarrollos Identifies Industrial Investment Opportunities in the Laredo Region
July 21, 2026
The growth of trade between Mexico and the United States continues to attract real estate developers interested in expanding industrial infrastructure along the border. During the 2026 Port Laredo Global Trade Summit, Altea Desarrollos highlighted Laredo’s potential to support new projects related to logistics and international trade in one of North America’s most important commercial corridors.
Claudio Navarrete, Director of Industrial Development at Altea Desarrollos, said the company participated in the Summit to gain a deeper understanding of the Laredo market and evaluate investment opportunities. He explained that, in addition to the strategic location of the inland port, the ecosystem of investors, developers, contractors, and specialized companies confirms the region’s appeal for future projects.
“We believe that, with the growth of cross-border trade and Laredo’s position as the busiest inland port between Mexico and the United States, there is a very strong business opportunity for industrial development in this area.”
Cross-Border Trade Strengthens Industrial Development in Laredo
Navarrete recommended that companies interested in expanding into South Texas conduct a detailed market analysis, as these are long-term projects that require strategic planning. He added that Altea Desarrollos supports its clients from site selection through the development and operation of industrial facilities.
In addition to exploring new opportunities along the border, Altea Desarrollos provides comprehensive services for industrial projects, supporting companies throughout the entire process, from site selection and the development of industrial parks and facilities to leasing and property operations.
Altea Desarrollos Expands Its Industrial Project Portfolio
The company is currently developing 10 industrial projects in Nuevo León and the Bajío region. Its portfolio also includes hotels, shopping centers, and residential developments, with operations in Mexico, the United States, Spain, and Central America.
The presence of real estate developers at the 2026 Port Laredo Global Trade Summit reflects the sector’s growing interest in participating in the expansion of industrial infrastructure required by international trade along one of North America’s most important logistics corridors.