The governor Delfina Gómez Álvarezone announced one investment historic 5.630 million dollars (MDD) in the state of Mexico, by the Mexican Association of Real Estate Fibers (Amefibra).
The attraction of real estate investments is part of a comprehensive strategy of the administration headed by Gómez Álvarez to boost the economic development of the region. The investment contemplates the creation of 45,000 jobs that add to the more than 100,000 recently created within the same sector.
During the announcement, the Mexican president stressed that these results are the result of a relationship of trust between the local government and the private initiative, based on honesty, transparency and closeness with citizenship.
We are making Mexico a decent place to live and invest
Delfina Gómez said
Government of the State of Mexico and Amefibra promotes employment
The investment of AMEFIBRA in the State of Mexico contemplates the construction of 18 new real estate developments, of which 90% will be focused on the industrial sector, and the rest in commerce, offices and storage. These works will be distributed mainly in 3 strategic regions:
- 59%AIFA Region, benefiting the municipalities of Tultepec and Nextlalpan;
- MEXICO 30%, benefiting Cuautitlán Izcalli, Naucalpan, Tlalnepantla, Cuautitlán, Tepotzotlán and Tultitlán; and
- 11%Toluca Valley, Toluca, Lerma and Xonacatlán
Laura González Hernández, head of the Ministry of Economic Development (Sedeco) Mexican stressed that this announcement confirms the confidence of the private sector in the entity, and represents a tangible sample of its competitiveness.
For his part, Salvador Daniel Kabbaz, president of AMEFIBRA, thanked the support of the state government, highlighting that the alliance will improve industrial infrastructure and generate jobs for Mexicans.
AMEFIBRA operates in the State of Mexico for 9 years and groups 14 real estate investment trusts (fibers), which cover sectors such as commercial, industrial, hotel and office, all in national capital.
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