Fibra Monterrey, dedicated to the leasing of office and industrial spaces, announced that it began to implement a plan for the construction, reconversion and repositioning of some of its properties.

Earlier this month, he stated that this project is long-term and he is undertaking it with the aim of maximizing the value of his unproductive or underutilized properties.

Without elaborating, he said that they seek to maintain spaces for "next-generation leasing, adapted to the future needs of companies and supported by a strong technological infrastructure that will allow unique and differentiated experiences."

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Fibra Monterrey has a current portfolio made up of 59 properties, including 35 for industrial use, 18 for office use and six for commercial use, with a total gross profitable area of 713,925 square meters.

In his recent financial report, he stated that given the uncertainty regarding how long the Covid-19 pandemic will last, what will be its magnitude and the changes in lifestyles, they will make an in-depth analysis and adjustments to their business strategy for the coming years. .

According to the real estate platform Solili, in Mexico City there is an inventory of 11 million 292 thousand 883 square meters of which there are 2 million 249 thousand 988 square meters vacant.

The severe vacancy in the corporate spaces of the metropolitan area of the capital is due to the regulations that the health emergency caused by COVID-19 has brought with it and that has forced companies to work remotely.