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Historically, shopping malls have been synonymous with convenience: bringing together fashion, entertainment, and dining under one roof. Today, the focus has shifted toward ecosystems, where every space serves the same principle: creating value beyond shopping through experiences. This shift…
Read moreReal Estate Investment Trusts (known as FIBRAs) represent a solid option for investing in the Mexican real estate market without requiring large amounts of capital. These financial vehicles allow investors to diversify portfolios, delegate management to experts, and access rental income from…
Read moreThe industrial sector is one of the pillars of Mexico’s economic development—and also one of the largest consumers of energy. According to the Ministry of Energy (Sener), in 2023 this sector accounted for 23.32% of the country’s total final energy consumption, making it the second-largest user,…
Read moreIn the context of the rapid growth of industrial hubs in Mexico, skilled labor has become a strategic resource to attract investment and develop high value-added manufacturing sectors. What Is Skilled Labor? Labor is generally classified into two main groups: skilled and unskilled. Skilled labor…
Read moreReal Estate Investment Trusts (Fibras) in Mexico are vehicles designed to finance the acquisition and/or construction of real estate properties intended for leasing or for acquiring the right to receive rental income from such properties, in accordance with Articles 187 and 188 of the Mexican…
Read moreIn recent years, energy demand in industrial parks has increased due to the growth of nearshoring and the installation of data centers in markets such as Querétaro, in addition to sustainability commitments. As a result, energy consumption schemes have become a critical factor that impacts both…
Read moreOver the past three years, Monterrey’s industrial real estate market has experienced accelerated growth in inventory, driven by strong demand for industrial facilities from foreign companies attracted by nearshoring and the advantages offered by trade agreements such as the USMCA. Monterrey is now…
Read moreIn recent months, Mexico’s stock market has shown significant fluctuations due to prevailing political and economic uncertainty. As a result, the Fibras Index (Real Estate Investment Trusts) has also been affected—particularly those Fibras focused on the industrial sector. After industrial Fibras…
Read moreOver the past four years, the industrial real estate market in Mexico City (CDMX), which also includes corridors in Estado de México, has seen significant increases in industrial buildings asking prices. The five most dynamic corridors with available buildings are now leasing spaces for over…
Read more2024 marked a year of stabilization in Mexico’s industrial real estate market fundamentals after a period of atypical growth driven by nearshoring and e-commerce. This was reflected in the gross absorption of industrial spaces, as levels declined nationwide. However, the northern markets…
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