Fifteen years after the arrival of the first real estate investment trust (FIBRA) in Mexico, these vehicles now hold assets totaling more than one trillion pesos, encompassing 32 million square meters of leasable space and a growing presence across various sectors. Josefina Moisés, Director General of AMEFIBRA, highlights their evolution, the potential for pension fund (AFORE) investment, and new opportunities in the hotel, retail, and industrial sectors.

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Real estate investment trusts (FIBRAs) have established themselves as a key vehicle for real estate investment in Mexico. Fifteen years since the launch of the first one in 2011, these instruments have expanded their footprint, diversified their portfolios, and reached a scale that reflects their increasing role in the national economy.

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During the Industry Leaders Meeting, organized by Grupo En Concreto, Josefina Moisés, Director General of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts (AMEFIBRA), noted that the sector currently comprises 16 FIBRAs, with combined assets exceeding one trillion pesos.

Collectively, these vehicles account for approximately 32 million square meters of gross leasable area and a market capitalization of nearly 600 billion pesos—figures that underscore the expansion of a model that facilitates investment in commercial, industrial, and other types of real estate.

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