Nearshoring Legal Frameworks in Mexico: Industrial Real Estate Trusts, IMMEX Maquiladora Compliance, and U.S. Tax Treaties
Nearshoring Legal Frameworks in Mexico: Industrial Real Estate Trusts, IMMEX Maquiladora Compliance, and U.S. Tax Treaties For U.S. multinational corporations, automotive original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), aerospace contractors, and industrial electronics groups, the nearshoring migration to Mexico has accelerated into a permanent structural realignment. Driven by regional content rules under the USMCA, rising transpacific freight sensitivities, and federal supply chain incentives, global enterprises are shifting assembly and manufacturing hubs directly along the northern and central corridors of Mexico. However, cross-border manufacturing success requires far more than identifying a physical plant in Monterrey, Saltillo, Ciudad Juárez, or Querétaro. Executing a high-volume manufacturing relocation involves managing three interrelated regulatory frameworks: corporate real estate acquisition under Mexican trust laws, operational customs tracking under the IMMEX program, and ...