After the negative effects of the pandemic, fibers are currently registering an economic rebound that is expected to continue for the following year in the hotel, industrial and office sectors, said the Mexican Association of Real Estate Fibers (AMEFIBRA).

In a conference where the third FibraDay event was announced, Luis Gutiérrez, general director of FIBRA Prologis, highlighted that the industrial sector continues to rebound in Mexico, due not only to e-commerce but also to international conflicts between China and the US, for what is expected that the demand will be 70% higher than that obtained in 2020.

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"We are benefiting from the conflict between the United States and China, the number of requests from China to migrate to Mexico, in order to be the largest market supplier is impressive"

According to the CEO of FIBRA Prologis, it is expected that at least 15% of the demand in manufacturing will come from Asian countries, especially China, while another part of the industrial sector will continue to be driven by the logistics sector as a consequence of e-commerce.

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On the other hand, regarding the hotel sector, Simón Galante, general director of FibraHotel, commented that this industry is still divided since the dependence on business hotels is strongly linked to offices, which has generated that it is still They are in figures below 2019, while the hotel industry in tourist places is positive with growth in cities such as Cancun and Puerto Vallarta.

Regarding offices, Gonzalo Robina, deputy general director of FIBRA UNO, declared that the sector is still in recovery, however the reconversion of spaces from offices to hospitals or housing is part of what will still be seen in 2022.

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