DAUM Commercial Brokers 51,908-SF Lease in Tijuana, Mexico

 Los Pinos II, built in 1990, 
is ideal for a manufacturing
or assembly business. 

 

 TIJUANA, Mexico – DAUM Commercial Real Estate Services has completed the lease of a 51,908 square-foot standalone industrial facility, Los Pinos II, situated on 1.85 acres of land in the central Baja California submarket of Tijuana, Mexico, on behalf of the lessee, Pacific Transformer.

 

Los Pinos II is located at Gustavo Díaz Ordaz 18803 in Tijuana, Mexico.

Anthony Bergeman

The new tenant, an Orange County, California-based manufacturer that specializes in distribution transformers for medical, military, and automotive products, is expanding within Mexico and will increase its local operations capacity by 300% with this lease, according to Anthony Bergeman, SIOR, an Executive Vice President and Principal at DAUM Commercial.

“Based on ongoing trends related to quality control and time-to-market, compounded by recent severe supply chain disruptions, many U.S.-based firms are shifting a larger percentage of their overseas manufacturing operations to North America, especially to areas that are in close proximity to transportation routes,” explains Bergeman. 

 Arturo Valdes

“Responding to our Client’s need for a larger facility to grow their Mexico operations, we were able to identify this property in Baja California, ideally located just 40 minutes from the U.S./Mexico border near several interstate and international highways to facilitate convenient product distribution.”

“Drawing upon close industry relationships, we cooperated with fellow SIOR Broker Arturo Valdes of NAI Mexico to source the opportunity for Pacific Transformer to lease this high-quality asset within a supply-constrained market,” says Bergeman.

 “While the building was still occupied, a termination agreement was reached and we were able to negotiate immediate occupancy for our Client once the existing tenant vacates.”

The industrial asset is further situated within a matured industrial zone near residential areas with an ample pool of skilled workers, Bergeman notes.

CONTACTS:

 

 

Arleeny Escarcega / Elisabeth Manville  

The Smart Agency, Inc.

(949) 438-6262

aescarcega@thesmartagency.com