Finsa, a developer and administrator of industrial real estate, placed the first Development Capital Certificate (CKD) of 2021 in the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV), for 150 million dollars.

According to BMV, this placement is part of their financing plan with which they plan to continue developing industrial properties.

The resources obtained through the vehicle will be used for the development and acquisition of properties to form a new class A industrial portfolio in the main markets of the country such as Mexico City, Monterrey and Bajío, where there is potential growth in industries such as automotive, electronics , logistics, aeronautics, medical, among others.

According to the Solili real estate platform, the metropolitan area of Mexico City is experiencing significant growth in the demand for industrial spaces, mainly due to the boom in electronic commerce.

A few days ago, the company El Puerto de Liverpool announced the construction of a logistics center in Jilotepec with an investment of 25 billion pesos.

Another case is the Tepotzotlán, Tultitlán and Cuautitlán industrial corridor, which are experiencing significant expansion due to the arrival of nearshoring.

In Tultitlán, in the State of Mexico, there is an inventory of 2 million 717 thousand 454 square meters.

In this corridor there are around 83 properties, such as World Park Tultitlán II Nave A, a class A construction that offers a profitable area of 37 thousand square meters.

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