The leading industrial park in Nuevo Laredo, designed to drive the growth of companies in the manufacturing, logistics, and storage sectors. With 1,000 acres ready for immediate operation, direct access to the World Trade International Bridge III, and rail connectivity, we offer an unmatched strategic location for trade between Mexico and the United States.
The leading industrial park in Nuevo Laredo, designed to drive the growth of companies in the manufacturing, logistics, and storage sectors. With 1,000 acres ready for immediate operation, direct access to the World Trade International Bridge III, and rail connectivity, we offer an unmatched strategic location for trade between Mexico and the United States.
Acres available for development
Power substation under construction. Available Q3 2025
Sq ft of industrial space developed
From the World Trade International Bridge
While other industrial parks wait for solutions, Oradel Industrial Park is already ahead.
60 MVA power substation under construction. Available Q3 2025.
Custom construction solutions with administration, services, and maintenance included.
Permanent availability of move-in ready industrial space through Oradel’s speculative building program.
Just 10 minutes from the World Trade International Bridge, connecting directly to the NAFTA Highway.
The most important commercial border crossing between Mexico and the U.S., optimizing transportation time and costs.
Private rail spur available, connected to main railway lines.
60 MVA power substation under construction. Available Q3 2025.
Custom construction solutions with administration, services, and maintenance included.
Just 10 minutes from the World Trade International Bridge, connecting directly to the NAFTA Highway.
The most important commercial border crossing between Mexico and the U.S., optimizing transportation time and costs.
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