With an investment of 15.5 million dollars, FINSA, a developer of industrial parks in Mexico, announced the purchase of its first portfolio of the year, with two properties located in Sonora and Guanajuato.

According to the company, this acquisition is part of its planned expansion objectives for 2021.

The portfolio consists of 26,032 square meters distributed in two locations, the first in the industrial zone of Hermosillo, Sonora and the second in Celaya, Guanajuato.

Both properties are occupied by premium tenants (Canada's Magna Assembly Systems and France's Delfingen México), both from the automotive sector. Operation with which FINSA has 63 locations in the country and is consolidated as one of the main developers of specialized industrial parks.

Although according to the analysis of the last quarter of 2020 carried out by Solili, Guanajuato, which is traditionally a dynamic state for the industry, has recorded very low demand volumes when compared to similar periods before the pandemic.

However, this situation has made the owners of industrial buildings more flexible leasing conditions and thus make the market more attractive.

For example, in Celaya, there are 61 properties where there are 16 spaces available. Check itscharacteristics here.

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