Due to the strong demand for industrial parks and warehouses due to nearshoring, real estate trusts dedicated to leasing these spaces are being widely viewed by institutional investors, Biva says.

The general director of the Institutional Stock Exchange (Biva), María Ariza, assured that real estate investment trusts (Fibras) focused on leasing industrial parks and warehouses are the most demanded instruments to invest and take advantage of nearshoring.

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This year, Fibra Prologis obtained 7,124 million pesos (mp) with the subsequent issuance of Real Estate Trust Certificates (CBFIs) held last May and its supply was over-demanded. Fibra Nova raised 2,721 million pesos through the subsequent issuance of capital (follow-on).

To take advantage of the demand for nearshoring, Fibra Uno decided to go public with a new industrial Fibra, but due to fiscal issues, the debut was postponed, which in total will start with a portfolio of 7.5 million square meters (m2) of industrial space.

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For her part, the director of New Stations at Biva, Daniela Calleja, considered that the investments that are captured in Mexico due to the relocation of the production chains of foreign companies will have to go through the stock market.

“There will be companies that invest in electronic commerce, transportation, and manufacturing. “We are clearly seeing interest from companies and we hope to see them materialize in the coming months,” he said.

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