Baja California · Mexico

Mexicali

Mexicali is the capital of Baja California, a border city next to Calexico, California, and a major agricultural and industrial hub of the Mexicali Valley. It combines a strong maquiladora base with the agribusiness of the valley, irrigated by the Colorado River, and a singular Chinese-Mexican cultural heritage in La Chinesca.

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Market

The real estate market

The market is defined by affordable single-family housing in fraccionamientos (planned residential subdivisions), with established developments to the north and east of the city. Demand comes from industrial workers and state government employees, with prices lower than in Tijuana.

Nearshoring and the expansion of industrial parks have increased demand for worker housing and industrial warehouses. Valley agribusiness and border commerce support opportunities in storage facilities, retail space and mid-range housing.

Industrial parks expanding thanks to nearshoring, worker housing, Mexicali Valley agribusiness, and cross-border commerce with Calexico.

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Location

Mexicali in Baja California

Overview

Country
Mexico
Property types
Houses, apartments, land
Recommended investment
Residential and commercial

Living here

Living in Mexicali

01

Infrastructure

The city has an international airport, two border crossings to Calexico, the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California, hospitals and robust infrastructure for the maquiladora industry and the valley's agribusiness.

02

Lifestyle

A desert-climate city with extreme summers, it offers a low cost of living, a family-friendly atmosphere, distinctive Chinese and cachanilla cuisine, and direct access to California across the border.

03

Connectivity

Border crossings with Calexico, General Rodolfo Sánchez Taboada International Airport, and highways to Tijuana, San Luis Río Colorado and the rest of the northwest.