Enhanced Description:
Discover a unique investment opportunity in the thriving heart of Yucatán! This expansive 25,412 m² lot in Hunucmá offers a versatile space ideal for industrial, commercial, or development projects. Located in one of Mexico’s most prosperous regions, this land benefits from excellent connectivity within the Mérida-Hunucmá industrial corridor, proximity to ports and airports, and a host of economic incentives designed to support your growth.

Hunucmá is rapidly emerging as a leading industrial hub, boasting top-tier infrastructure, a talented workforce, and a supportive business environment. Its strategic position ensures smooth logistics, easy access to national and international markets, and the potential for substantial economic returns.

Whether you're considering manufacturing, distribution, or expanding your business footprint, this land presents a rare opportunity to capitalize on Yucatán’s vibrant economic landscape. Take advantage of tax benefits, robust infrastructure, and the region’s high quality of life to turn your vision into reality.

Income Tax (ISR) Benefits:
A 100% tax credit on income tax generated during the first three fiscal years.
An additional tax credit for the subsequent three fiscal years, potentially ranging from 50% to 90%, depending on employment levels.
Immediate 100% deduction of new fixed asset investments within the first six years.
Value Added Tax (VAT) Benefits:
A 100% tax credit on VAT for activities within the designated industrial zones for up to four years.
Other Incentives:
Accelerated depreciation of investments.
Potential deferral of capital gains taxes by investing in designated Opportunity Zones.
Key Requirements and Limitations:

Companies must be up-to-date with their tax obligations.  
They need to have their tax domicile within the Progreso I and Mérida I Industrial Parks in Yucatán.
Companies must demonstrate that their economic activities are performed within these zones.
Companies already benefiting from other tax regimes (e.g., maquiladora program, FIBRAS) may be ineligible.