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Plaza Sendero Tijuana is an open-air power center on the eastern outskirts of Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, at Carretera Libre Tijuana - Tecate Km. 20.5, intersecting major roads like Boulevard 2000. Developed in 2016, it spans 39,203 square meters of gross leasable area across 2 levels, with 1,500 parking spaces supporting high vehicle traffic from nearby residential zones and commuters. The tenant mix comprises over 100 stores, anchored by Casa Ley supermarket, Suburbia department store, Coppel for electronics and apparel, Woolworth variety, and Cinépolis cinema, complemented by specialties such as H&M fashion, Miniso accessories, and quick-service dining like Carl's Jr.

This balanced portfolio fosters cross-shopping, with family-oriented offerings driving dwell times of 90 minutes and 25% conversion rates. Occupancy is robust at 97%, vacancy at 1%, reflecting operational stability. Average monthly footfall reaches 5,166 visitors, equating to 6 million annually, with 2% projected growth, primarily from essential grocery and leisure visits. Rents average 500 MXN per square meter monthly (range 400-600), yielding sales of 8,000 MXN per square meter monthly.

Accessibility excels via arterial highways but features medium public transport and low pedestrian access. Serving a primary catchment of 500,000 in a 2.2 million metro area, it targets middle-income demographics with median household income of 18,000 MXN and young median age of 29. In Tijuana's retail market, forecasted for 4.5% CAGR growth through 2028, Plaza Sendero occupies a value-driven niche amid 5 malls per million residents, benefiting from population expansion at 1.6% but facing e-commerce competition (80% internet penetration) and trade volatility.

Leasing advantages include affordable rates, stable traffic, and low vacancy risks, though suburban positioning may limit premium tenant appeal compared to central competitors.

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Monday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Thursday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Friday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Sunday10:00 AM — 09:00 PM
Holiday Hours

Hours may vary on public holidays. Check with individual stores for specific holiday schedules.

Carretera Libre Tijuana - Tecate Km. 20.5, Tijuana, Mexico

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Demographics and Catchment

The primary catchment area encompasses 500,000 residents, secondary 1,000,000, within Tijuana's 2.2 million metro population growing at 1.6% annually. Median age is 29 years, household size 3.6 persons, with 25% tertiary education and median monthly income of 18,000 MXN. Unemployment stands at 3%, supporting demand for affordable essentials like groceries (25,000 MXN annual spend per capita) and apparel (10,000 MXN), though cross-border economic ties introduce spending volatility risks for retailers.

Tenant Mix and Occupancy

Over 100 tenants form a diverse mix with anchors Casa Ley, Suburbia, Coppel, and Cinépolis driving 97% occupancy and minimal 1% vacancy. Specialties including H&M and Miniso enhance cross-shopping in family categories, with 200 total stores and new tenant pipeline indicating expansion potential. This stability benefits lessees in value segments but highlights saturation risks in apparel amid high e-commerce adoption.

Market Position and Risks

Positioned as a suburban value center in a competitive market with 5 malls per million residents, it competes with upscale Plaza Río Tijuana for premium traffic. Tijuana retail grows at 4.5% CAGR to 2028, favoring essentials, but challenges include aging highway access, low pedestrian flow, 20% click-and-collect e-commerce shift, and U.S.-Mexico trade fluctuations potentially reducing local spending power and occupancy stability.

Building Details

Property Type
Regional
Gross Leasable Area
39,203
Year Built
2016
Parking Spaces
1500
Average Monthly Footfall
416,667
Owner
Grupo Acosta Verde
Anchor Tenants
Ley, Cinépolis, Suburbia, Coppel

Detailed Market Analytics

Primary Catchment Area
500,000 People
Secondary Catchment Area
1,000,000 People
Catchment area population
1,500,000 People
Population growth rate
1.6 %
Median age
32 Years
Household size
4 People
Education level (tertiary)
25.0 %

Median household income
15,000 MXN per month
Unemployment rate
3.5 %
Cost of living index
80 Index (100=average)

Retail spending per capita
60,000 MXN per year
Spending on apparel
10,000 MXN per year
Spending on groceries
25,000 MXN per year
Spending on electronics
5,000 MXN per year

Annual foot traffic
5,000,000 Visitors per year
Dwell time
90 Minutes
Conversion rate
30.0 %
Sales per square meter
8,000 MXN per year

Number of retail stores
200 Stores
Anchor tenant presence
Yes Presence
Competitor density (same category)
5 Malls per 1M people
Tenant diversity
High Qualitative
Unique Concepts
20 Concepts

Gross Leasable Area
39,203 sqm
Number of Levels
1 Level
Average rent per square meter
500 MXN per month
Vacancy rate
3.0 %
Lease term flexibility
Medium Qualitative
Available retail space
1,200 sqm

Proximity to main roads
High Qualitative
Public transport access
Medium Qualitative
Parking spaces
1,500 Spaces
Pedestrian traffic
Low Qualitative

E-commerce competition
High Qualitative
Click-and-collect adoption
40.0 %
Internet penetration
85.0 %

Retail crime rate
Low Qualitative
Security measures
Advanced Qualitative

Promotional events
50 Events per year
Loyalty program penetration
25.0 %
Digital signage presence
Yes Presence

Projected foot traffic growth
5.0 %
New tenant pipeline
15 Tenants
Mall expansion plans
nan Planned
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