In the Centro-Bajio zone, which includes San Luis Potosi, the real estate sector plans to have an economic growth of approximately 5%, said Pablo Israel Vazquez Rodriguez, executive vice president of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI).

He commented that the current challenge is in the creation of a Federal Real Estate Law, which aims to get more agents certified to protect the assets of people who acquire a property.

He explained that 20 states already work under a law like this, as in the case of San Luis Potosí, where the Law for the Provision of Real Estate Services is applied.