Nearshoring in Mexico has brought various opportunities for different sectors and in the case of real estate crowdfunding it is no exception.

With this phenomenon, one of the assets that have been developing the most are industrial parks to house foreign companies and their manufacturing or storage processes.

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Although those who can benefit from this issue are the owners of these warehouses, that is, someone who can buy a warehouse of five or 10 thousand square meters (m2), with collective financing it is possible that those who cannot They have a high economic resource.

For example, the company 100 Bricks allows access to thousands of people to be investors and owners of this type of winery in particular. A case like that of a 30,000 m2 industrial park in Guadalajara that is rented to a multinational gives the option to divide that property into 10,000 or 100,000 parts, as explained by Iván Carmona, Co-Founder of the platform.

According to Carmona, the entire northern border of the Mexican Republic, like the southern border of the United States, is where there is the greatest investment potential by Mexicans, in relation to collective real estate funding.

“We see potential from  Mexicali, Tijuana, Nuevo León Laredo, etc., to Houston (Texas). “The two regions are important because they have the factories that supply products to the US.”

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According to data from the Association of Collective Funding Platforms (Afico), in the last year, investments through crowdfunding increased by 40%, in terms of the number of shareholders. At the end of 2022, there is an official record of 800,000 investment accounts.

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

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