4 ha plot of land in El Cristo 2, Apizaco–Huamantla corridor, Tlaxcala

Address

Judicial City Bypass, Apizaco City Bypass, El Cristo Ranch

City/
Municipality

Apizaco

State

Tlaxcala

Price

$26,400,000 MXN ($660/m² list)

Use
of soil

Residential / Commercial

Description :

Land of 40,000 m² Located on Libramiento Ciudad Judicial, Libramiento Ciudad de Apizaco, Rancho El Cristo, within the Apizaco–Huamantla industrial corridor, Tlaxcala. Land use: Residential / Commercial. Located on the main bypass road, well connected, it has all the services to connect.

It was evaluated by Marfa BTS as a prospect for a built-to-suit distribution center, with a rating of 58 points (Class C) in location, legal certainty, price, services, and physical condition. Main strength: combinable with #7 and #9 (≈100k m²). The owner expressed a preference for a scheme of long-term rent; The sale option must be confirmed. Contact Marfa BTS for development terms.

Land details:

Total area

40000 m² / 430556 sq ft

Services

Infrastructure and services identified during the visit:

Located at the foot of the main road on the bypass, well connected, it has all the services to connect.

Transparency note: The energy, water and drainage capacities must be confirmed with CFE, CONAGUA and the municipality for the specific project.

Roads

Main entrances:

  • Judicial City Bypass, Apizaco City Bypass, El Cristo Ranch
  • Apizaco–Huamantla highway corridor.
  • Mexico–Veracruz Highway (federal 136) and connection to the Puebla–Orizaba Highway.
  • Xicohténcatl Industrial City and Huamantla Development Hub.

Economic triggers of the area

The Apizaco-Huamantla corridor concentrates the industrial expansion of eastern Tlaxcala: the Xicohténcatl Industrial City (CIX I and II), the Walmart distribution center in Huamantla, suppliers to the Audi plant in San José Chiapa, and the Economic Development Hub for the Well-being of Huamantla, promoted by the Mexico Plan with an announced investment of 540 million USD and 5,000 jobs.

  • Xicohténcatl Industrial City I and II.
  • Huamantla Development Hub (Mexico Plan).
  • Walmart Huamantla Distribution Center.
  • Audi Mexico plant and automotive suppliers.
  • Median price of the corridor: $880/m².

Development potential

Due to its location and surface area, the land can be oriented towards:

  • Built-to-suit distribution center (CEDIS) with maneuvering yard.
  • Industrial building for automotive industry suppliers.
  • Logistics warehouse or regional storage facility.

Next recommended step: Confirm the monthly rent amount and term; quote a forest inventory and validate the feasibility of changing land use.

Georeferencing:

Infográfico de prefactibilidad · Terreno de 4 ha en El Cristo 2, corredor Apizaco–Huamantla, Tlaxcala
Considerations

Conditions to verify before committing to a project:

Good location, but it has many trees and some clearings. The presence of trees may generate costs for inventory and appraisal, applicable permits, felling or transplanting, material removal, stump and root extraction, backfilling and compaction, as well as possible compensatory measures. Without knowing the quantity, species, and sizes, it is not possible to assign a reliable total cost; therefore, these prices incorporate a preliminary margin for negotiation due to this condition. The final adjustment should be based on a quote. Location and access: the parcels are adjacent to each other, one above and one below. According to the owner, the lower parcel fronts the highway and borders the street leading to the Judicial City on the opposite side. This double frontage may favor its valuation, subject to confirming viable access for trailers.

  • Main condition: Tree planting + change of land use.
  • Documentation: Deeded and free of encumbrances (according to the owner; verify in the Public Registry).
  • Land use and feasibility: confirm with the municipality of Apizaco, CFE and the operating agency.
Feasibility level

Due diligence required: 58-point rating (Class C) in the Marfa BTS matrix for distribution centers in the Apizaco–Huamantla corridor.

Feasibility indicators

Preliminary reading of Marfa BTS on a scale of 0 to 100 based on available information about the property and the market. It does not replace technical studies, reports, or authorizations.

Location and connectivity
59%
Infrastructure and services
90%
Legal certainty
39%
Regulatory compatibility
45%
Physical condition of the property
41%
Market demand
78%
Potential for capital gains
80%
Global feasibility index
62%

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