Colima
Socioeconomic overview of Colima, Mexico. Displays real, verified census parameters from INEGI, GDP reports, ENIGH household income distribution, and housing infrastructure markers.
Colima functions as a specialized Pacific logistics and agro-industrial corridor, leveraging high-value agricultural exports to anchor its economic baseline. Dominated by fresh produce exports (US$1.42B in melons, watermelons, and papayas), essential oil distillates (US$800M), and citrus cultivation (US$726M), the state drives tailored demand for cold-storage facilities, modern packing plants, and specialized freight infrastructure. This robust export output underscores a resilient commercial ecosystem built around trade-oriented land usage and logistics efficiency.
DataMéxico Economic & Labor Statistics
DataMéxico / Secretaría de EconomíaIncome Benchmark: Colima vs National Average
Source: INEGI ENIGH 2024. Current monthly income calculated at household scale.
Economic Business Count by Sector (DENUE Registry)
Frequently Asked Questions (Colima)
What is the population of Colima?
According to institutional projections, the population of Colima is estimated at 767,105 in 2025, compared to 731,391 recorded in the 2020 census, representing a density of 132.3 people per square kilometer over an area of 5,796 km².
What is the average household income in Colima?
The average monthly household income in Colima is MX$28,747, with a median of MX$22,631 per month, based on the local ENIGH 2024 microdata extract.
How large is the housing deficit in Colima?
Colima registers a total housing lag (rezago total) of 55,900 units, with an estimated household deficit of 57,179 homes. A total of 352 federal housing subsidies have been assigned to the region.