Las Cruces Innovation and Industrial Park

People, Place, Prosperity

Located strategically in the Borderplex at the junction of I-10 and I-25 and just 45 minutes north of El Paso, TX and the Mexican border.

The Borderplex Region Stats:

  • 2.7 million population
  • 400,000 workforce population
  • 150,000 post-secondary students
  • 7 universities
  • 2 international airports
  • 2 Class 1 Rails
  • Cost of living is 10% less than the U.S. average

Las Cruces Innovation & Industrial Park Stats:

  • 400+ acres shovel ready
  • Another 500 are available for lease/purchase
  • Zoned for industrial purposes
  • Utilities within the park
  • Due diligence completed
  • Quest Site Certified
  • Adjacent to Las Cruces International Airport
  • Perfect for onshoring/nearshoring

Foreign Trade Zone Information

A Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) is a secure area under the supervision of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) that is considered outside the customs territory of the United States. At an FTZ, special CBP procedures may be used for the storage, exhibition, assembly, manufacturing, and processing of foreign and domestic merchandise. FTZs are beneficial to companies because they allow for the deferral of duties and quotas on imported goods until the decision is made to enter the goods into the U.S. market.

There are benefits to a zone user

  • Duty Exemption – There are no duties or quota charges on re-exports.
  • Duty Referral – Customs duties and federal excise taxes are deferred on imports.
  • Inverted Tariff – In situations where zone manufacturing results in a finished product that has a lower duty rate than the rates on foreign inputs (inverted tariff), the finished products may be entered at the duty rate that applies to its condition as it leaves the zone (subject to public interest considerations).
  • Logistical Benefits – Companies using FTZ procedures may have access to streamlined customs procedures (e.g. “weekly entry” or “direct delivery”).
  • Other Benefits – Foreign goods and domestic goods held for export are exempt from state/local inventory taxes. FTZ status may also make a site eligible for state/local benefits which are unrelated to the FTZ Act.

Doña Ana County is the grantee for the FTZ and is prepared to execute agreements designating individual users as operators of the FTZ within their facility. For more information about FTZ Number 197 contact the Dona Ana County Community Development Department by phone at 575-647-7350 or visit Foreign Trade Zone | Doña Ana County, NM (donaanacounty.org).

Las Cruces Innovation & Industrial Park Map

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Available Incentive Programs

Learn more about the City of Las Cruces’ Business Incentive Programs Here.

Industry-Specific Districts

Value-Added Agriculture

The Value-Added Agriculture district is located south of Interstate 10 in the southeastern portion of the Park. It is intended to accommodate agriculture[1]related manufacturing and other processes that enhance the value of basic agricultural commodities. Most of the parcels are larger in size to provide sufficient land for these types of activities.

Manufacturing/Warehousing/Distribution

The Manufacturing/Warehousing/Distribution district is located south of Interstate 10 in the southwestern portion of the Park. It is intended to accommodate manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution types of uses. It offers a range of parcel sizes and has good access to the interstate.

Aviation/Defense

Aviation / Defense district is located north of Interstate 10 and is adjacent to the Las Cruces International Airport. It is intended to accommodate aviation- and defense-related uses and offers a range of parcel sizes with direct access to the airport.

Commercial

The Commercial district is located adjacent to Crawford Boulevard, on both sides of the Interstate 10 interchange. It is intended to accommodate commercial uses that offer services to the local workforce and interstate-associated business opportunities. This district has smaller parcel sizes more suited for uses like restaurants, with good visibility and access from the interchange.

Contact Us

For more information on development-ready parcels, lot sizes, and sales pricing, contact us at [email protected].

Master Plan

Click here to review the master plan for the park.

Regulatory Framework