Mexican FIBRAs are seeking new ways to generate value for their investors through specialized models, asset development, direct operations, property rotation, and consolidation processes.

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Jorge Avalos Carpinteyro, President of AMEFIBRA and CEO of Fibra MTY, highlighted that the sector's challenge lies in deepening the market so that FIBRAs better reflect the value of their assets.

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Rodrigo González noted that FIBRAs must adapt their strategies to economic cycles. FIBRA Plus—with over $1 billion in assets across 80 properties—combines development, internal management, and asset rotation.

The executive also highlighted public acquisition operations and the strategy to differentiate industrial and urban portfolios, aiming to make it easier for the market to identify the value of each vehicle.

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