Storage Warehouses: These are large spaces and often have high shelves for storing merchandise. These are generally located near major roads for easy transportation.

Industrial Warehouses: These are equipped for manufacturing or production. They may include storage areas, but they also have space for machinery and often have adequate facilities for employees.

Distribution Centers: These are large warehouses that function as logistics centers. They are strategically located to facilitate the distribution of goods to different parts of the country or for export.

Refrigerated Warehouses: They are used to store products that require temperature control, such as food and medicines.

Mini Warehouses or Self Storage: These warehouses are smaller and are rented to individuals or small businesses to store personal goods or merchandise in small quantities.

Flex Space: These combine office space with storage or production space. They are ideal for companies that need an administrative space as well as a place to store merchandise or carry out some production activity.

Mixed-Use: These are spaces that can be adapted for different uses, such as storage, offices, and light production. They are ideal for small and medium-sized businesses that require versatility in their operations.

Agroindustrial: These are specialized warehouses for the storage and processing of agricultural products.