Three years ago, in the metropolitan area of Monterrey, an investment model appeared in commercial plazas, through the Certificates of Real Estate Participation (CPI), declared the marketing manager of Fraterna Desarrollos, Mario Vázquez Campos.

Through these certificates, he invests in a percentage of a shopping center, not a local, and when he acquires the CPI he becomes a co-owner of a real estate trust, said Vázquez Campos during a conference on the future real estate in downtown Monterrey. the states of Baja California, Mexico, and California, United States.

Adriana Eguía, Executive Director of Economic and Industrial Development of Tijuana (Deitac), said that this meeting is intended to generate collaboration bonds that promote development projects in Latin America.