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Sears, Liverpool, and Del Sol Lead Retail Space Absorption in Mexico.

  • Sears, Liverpool and Del Sol lead retail space absorption in Mexico, standing out in key cities such as CDMX, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. This past year has seen a total absorption of 378,854 m², with these three tenants accounting for 19.16% of this expanding market.

Sears, Liverpool, and Del Sol account for 19.16% of retail absorption in Mexico. Photo: Pexels.
Sears, Liverpool, and Del Sol account for 19.16% of retail absorption in Mexico. Photo: Pexels.
By: SiiLA News & SiiLA News
01/03/2024

Sears, Liverpool and Del Sol position themselves as the primary players in the absorption of retail spaces in Mexico. This trend highlights the role of these companies in the development and expansion of the sector in the country. Let's delve into the impact these industries generate in figures and square meters.

Sears is a company deeply rooted in American retail culture, Liverpool is of Mexican origin with international projection, and Del Sol, a regionally growing brand. Although originating from different geographies, these companies converge in the Mexican market, solidifying it as a hub for retail investments.

Sears (29,778 sqm) and Liverpool (20,202 sqm) make their presence felt in Mexico City, while Del Sol diversifies its investment in Mexico City (2,876 sqm) and Monterrey (10,742 sqm). This geographic distribution underscores their adaptability to different local markets.

The absorption of retail spaces by Sears, Liverpool, and Del Sol encompasses a diverse range of categories and products. From fashion to appliances and specialized shopping experiences, these tenants are shaping the Mexican retail sector with a varied offering tailored to local needs.

In the past year, the total absorption of retail spaces in Mexico reached 378,854 square meters. Sears, Liverpool, and Del Sol, as anchors, represent 19.16% of this absorption, reaffirming their influence and contribution to the dynamism of the local market.

This absorption scenario not only reflects the success of Sears, Liverpool, and Del Sol but also illustrates the growing relevance of Mexico in the international retail landscape. These companies occupy substantial areas and exert a significant impact on the commercial dynamics of the cities where they have chosen to invest. Moreover, they serve as an indicator of the ongoing attractiveness of the Mexican market for investments in the sector.

For more information on the industrial real estate sector in Mexico, explore SiiLA REsource or contact us at contacto@siila.com.mx.

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