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Fibra Prologis Invested $56.5 Million Dollars on Industrial Real Estate
Fibra Prologis is investing $56.5 million in the acquisition of two properties in Tijuana, Baja California, as part of its investment strategy and to meet the growing demand driven by "nearshoring".
Fibra Prologis is investing $56.5 million in industrial properties in Tijuana. Photo: Fibra Prologis
12/02/2022
Fibra Prologis, a real estate investment trust specialized in logistics and industrial properties, has announced an exciting investment of $56.5 million to acquire two properties in the vibrant city of Tijuana, Baja California.
Fibra Prologis' CEO, Luis Gutiérrez, stated in a press release that these properties in Tijuana allow us to meet a growing demand in strategic markets, particularly in the context of "nearshoring," while strengthening our investment strategy to generate added value for our investors.
These properties, totaling an impressive 535,681 square feet of industrial space, will be financed with the funds obtained through the successful rights offering held in September, which raised approximately 8 billion pesos.
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