Mexican industrial real estate market attracts IED
Centro Urbano | January 20, 2022 |

During the last years, the real estate of the industrial real estate market has allowed the entry of fixed currencies in dollars, which is attractive for investment.

An example of this is the entry of the Canadian asset manager ICM Asset Management (ICM Inmobilien) during the pandemic, with an investment of 47 million dollars for the construction of class A buildings.

In this sense, the compatriot of pension funds collaborated with the developer Alveo Kapital to achieve the opening of Kampus Industrial Santa Rosa, located in Guadalajara.

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Similarly, in February 2021, Finsa managed to raise 395 million dollars for the development of industrial infrastructure with the Finsa III Fund for 10 years.

Likewise, at the end of the year, Fibra MTY received a loan of 150 million dollars from a syndicate in charge of BBVA Mexico.

Private equity funds, Afores and institutional investors have positioned themselves as an important factor for the development of the industrial real estate market.

In such a way that they became the main investment pillar of industrial parks in Mexico.

Initially, foreign institutional capital funds were in search of attractive rates of return. However, this was achieved years later with the stabilization of portfolios and through the Fibras mechanism.

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In this sense, Terrafina managed to raise more than 300 million dollars for its investment in industrial portfolios.

The open and modern economy that Mexico has, added to its excellent geographic location, have allowed access to multiple markets, including the United States and Canada, which allowed the country to position itself as a viable option for attracting new foreign capital.

In AMPIP reports, the FDI flow of the last 6 years has remained between 30 and 35 million dollars. 

In 2020 FDI was more than 29,000 million dollars. In this sense, 47% of Mexican FDI is channeled into the advanced manufacturing, automotive, and aerospace industries, among others.

In Solili you can consult industrial warehouses available in Ciudad Juárez, Guadalajara and Ciudad de México

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