The first logistic park being built south of the city in front of the thermoelectric plant in La Sirena on the Mazatlán-Villa Union corridor could be inaugurated on October 31, said Re/max Sunset Eagle Director General Flavio Isaac Michel Sánchez.
Michel Sánchez, whose real estate company is participating along with Los Mochis contractor Gubasa in building the park, told reporters the first phase of the park which consists of 40 bodegas is 90 percent complete. The park will offer 230 storage units when finished.
The object of the park, said Michel Sánchez, is to offer advantages to local and foreign businesses considering investing in Mazatlán in the form of produce and equipment storage, distribution, trailer maintenance, small industry assembly plants or central distribution points.
Among the first clients are Sinaloa businessmen from Culiacán and Mazatlán, but given the connection with the Economic Corridor of the North they expect in a short time to attract businesses from Nuevo León, Chihuahua, Durango and Jalisco.
(from Noroeste)
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