The governor of the State of Mexico, Delfina Gómez Álvarez, announced an investment of 5 billion 630 million dollars from the Mexican Association of Real Estate FIBRAs (AMEFIBRA), along with the creation of more than 45 thousand jobs. These figures will add to the more than 100 thousand jobs that the association currently offers in the state.
The state leader highlighted that the capture of investments in the state is the result of collaboration between the government and the private initiative, based on honesty, transparency, and closeness to the citizenry. This has contributed to making the State of Mexico a suitable place to live and invest.
The announced investment includes the construction of 18 developments, with 90% in the industrial sector and the rest distributed among commerce, offices, and storage. 30% of these projects will be located in the Mexico Valley, 59% in the AIFA Region, and 11% in the Toluca Valley.
Laura González Hernández, Secretary of Economic Development, emphasized that these investments reflect confidence in the region and highlighted its competitiveness as a destination for capital, generating employment for the population of the State of Mexico. Salvador Daniel Kabbaz, president of AMEFIBRA, thanked the governor for the support provided and for being an ally in boosting the state economy.
AMEFIBRA has been operating in the State of Mexico for nine years and represents 14 Real Estate Investment Trusts, covering commercial, industrial, hotel, and office sectors, all with national capital. Various state government secretaries, AMEFIBRA officials, business leaders, and representatives from chambers and associations were present at the announcement.
