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Coahuila
Coahuila is a northeastern state with one of Mexico's strongest industrial economies, a leader in the automotive and steel industries, along with coal mining and ranching. It includes Saltillo (one of the country's largest automotive centers), the Comarca Lagunera with Torreón, and the border with Texas.
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Cities in Coahuila
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- Saltillo
- Torreón
- Monclova
- Piedras Negras
- Arteaga
- Sabinas
- Nueva Rosita
- Frontera
- Múzquiz
- San Pedro
- Parras
- Ramos Arizpe
- Acuña
- Francisco I. Madero
- Viesca
- Ocampo
- General Cepeda
- Nava
- Progreso
- Guerrero
- Zaragoza
- Abasolo
- Allende
- Candela
- Castaños
- Cuatro Ciénegas
- Escobedo
- Hidalgo
- Jiménez
- Juárez
- Lamadrid
- Matamoros
- Morelos
- Nadadores
- Sacramento
- Sierra Mojada
- Las Villas
- República
- Mirasierra
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About Coahuila
Coahuila: Coahuila is a northeastern state with one of Mexico's strongest industrial economies, a leader in the automotive and steel industries, along with coal mining and ranching. It includes Saltillo (one of the country's largest automotive centers), the Comarca Lagunera with Torreón, and the border with Texas.
The real estate market is driven by the automotive industry and nearshoring, with strong demand for worker housing and high-end residential developments in Saltillo and Torreón. Saltillo's proximity to Monterrey boosts appreciation.
Saltillo as an automotive capital with GM, Stellantis and Daimler plants, Torreón as the hub of the Comarca Lagunera, the Texas border at Piedras Negras, and the Sierra de Arteaga as a mountain destination.
The automotive and auto-parts cluster, nearshoring, industrial warehouses and logistics, worker housing, and integration with the Monterrey market.
Economy
An industrial economy with automotive, steelmaking, coal mining, dairy agribusiness in La Laguna, and border trade.
Infrastructure
Airports in Saltillo and Torreón, the Saltillo-Monterrey highway, the Piedras Negras border crossing, and highway and rail corridors to Texas.
Lifestyle
Northeastern culture, regional cuisine (pan de pulque, cabrito), a semi-arid climate with cold winters, and access to the Arteaga mountains and the border.