Resilience is the word that can define the real estate sector. After the challenges imposed by the pandemic and the temporary challenges such as the rise in rates and inflation, the industry shows a favorable performance in various segments.

This was commented by Guillermo Almazo, CEO of Inmobiliare, during his participation in the most recent broadcast of the Real Estate Investments program, hosted by Karim Goudiaby.

The pandemic has taught us many lessons and the industrial segment registered a seldom-seen spike, driven by nearshoring, he said.

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According to data from Solili, at the end of the second quarter of 2022, gross demand exceeded one million 700 thousand square meters (m2), 6% above what was achieved in the same period of 2021. However, in the comparison of demand net, the rebound is just over 41%, exceeding one million 260 thousand m2.

In this sense, Almazo highlighted that the most dynamic markets are in the border area and the center of the country, specifically, in the Valley of Mexico.

“Mexico is a great option for all companies that want to relocate. For those who are in Asia, our country is the perfect point to serve the North American market”, he added.

On the other hand, the CEO of Inmobiliare stressed that new market niches have begun to emerge in the real estate sector, including heritage or hotel developments in tourist areas of Mexico, such as Mazatlán.

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Likewise, Sergio Paredes and Roberto Ramírez, the director and commercial manager of Latitud Novedaddores, respectively, highlighted the investment opportunities in the real estate sector in Yucatan. The southeast has a wide supply of land as a patrimonial investment to build housing; Likewise, it offers attractive prices and capital gains in the medium and long term.

In Solili you can consult industrial warehouses available in Ciudad Juárez and Reynosa

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