En Español Covid-19 has had a significant impact on the Latin American residential real estate market, with the economic slowdown and increased investor uncertainty serving to dampengrowth in the short term. Nevertheless, the pandemic has stimulated demand for both rental properties and accommodation with outdoor space, while also accelerating the digitalisation of the industry and boosting…
Expo Negocios Inmobiliarios es la exposición líder en LatAm y Estados Unidos, dedicada a incentivar los negocios e inversiones inmobiliarias. Para más información, visite la web del evento.…
Mexico is home to the largest urban population in Spanish-speaking Latin America, having 10 cities home to over 1m residents and over 100 cities with more than 100,000. As such, urban planning and an emphasis on sustainability and energy efficiency is necessary to ensure quality of life. Over the last decade Mexico has built itself to be a reference for emerging economies in the area of green…
Interview:Fernando Romero How would you describe the outlook for the real estate and construction sectors, and what projects to you see contributing to Mexico’s development? FERNANDO ROMERO: Since the cancellation of the new Mexico City airport and the subsequent measures taken by the local government, the construction and real estate sector has been experiencing a phase of uncertainty. In…
The country’s potential in this area is highlighted by its rank of 49 out of 140 countries in terms of infrastructure in the “Global Competitiveness Report 2018” published by the World Economic Forum. Despite this, between 2017 and early 2019 the sector faltered due to a slowdown in civil engineering projects and uncertainty about Mexico’s trade relationship with the US. Although uncertainty…
While Mexico’s real estate market shows positive trends in a variety of segments, including residential, retail, industrial, office and tourism, overall 2018 was a challenging year for the sector. The transition of power to a new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, better known by his acronym AMLO, and the arrival of Claudia Sheinbaum, mayor of Mexico City, both of whom hail from the…
With infrastructure development identified as a driver for medium-term growth, construction is tipped to play a major role in the Mexican economy. The country’s potential in this area is highlighted in its ranking of 49 out of 140 countries in terms of infrastructure in the “Global Competitiveness Report 2018” published by the World Economic Forum (WEF). Despite this, between 2017 and…
Following the economic crises of the 1980s and 1990s, Mexico implemented a series of liberalising structural reforms, enabling it to become one of the world’s most open, trade-orientated emerging economies. However, the slowdown of the US economy, to which Mexico’s fortunes are closely tied, and the rising uncertainty generated by global trade tensions has affected development. Analysts expect
Urbanisation is a mega-trend redefining contemporary life in both developed and emerging markets across the world. This mass rural-to-urban movement of people and expansion of cities to absorb formerly isolated villages is a relatively recent phenomenon, at least in the developing world. According to the UN, in 1950, 751m people lived in urban areas; however, by 2018 this number had risen to…
¿Qué esperar del Congreso? Por segunda ocasión llega a Tijuana, el primer evento de negocios inmobiliarios y hospitalidad. Esta edición esta enfocada en discutir el impacto de la industria en hotelera, la construcción de complejos residencial, usos mixtos y hoteleros; y como detonan estos la inversión en el Estado de Baja California. Con más de 9 eventos al año, B2B Media e Inmobiliare Magazine,…