Sustainable Expansion in the Mexican Industrial Market: FINSA's Fund V Exceeds Investment Goal with $605 Million

FINSA, a renowned developer of industrial buildings and parks in Mexico, announced that its Fund V achieved an oversubscription of investments valued at $605 million. This marks a milestone for Mexico's commercial real estate market, not only because it demonstrates the support of major investors – such as the main AFOREs – in large-scale development projects but also because FINSA's fund is designed to consolidate a portfolio of sustainable Class A industrial buildings, mainly distributed in Ciudad Juarez, Mexicali, Monterrey, Saltillo, Tijuana, Jalisco and El Bajio, as well as in the metropolitan area of the Valley of Mexico.

Fund V, with a duration of 10 years and an investment period of four years, reached this milestone a few weeks after the real estate developer concluded the first fundraising stage, which ended with total resources of $340 million.

This fund is distinguished by its commitment to sustainability and the quality of its assets, aligning with the global trend of nearshoring to Mexico and the growing interest in sustainable and responsible investments. With this approach, FINSA seeks to develop and implement larger-scale, more diversified, and integrated industrial projects, strengthening its position in the market and contributing to the growth of the industrial sector at the national level.

Currently, FINSA has 23 industrial parks and manages approximately 3.7 million square meters in leasing, mostly (91%) Class A. According to SiiLA Market Analytics data, its portfolio's occupancy rate exceeded 97% in 2023. It is worth noting that the company is distinguished by its firm commitment to sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria. This is reflected in its portfolio of green buildings, representing approximately 17% of industrial buildings certified LEED (Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design) in Mexico.

Due to their quality and strategic location, FINSA's properties have been very attractive to companies in manufacturing, consumer products, transportation, and logistics, occupying 80.5% of its Gross Leasable Area (GLA). However, the diversification of its portfolio has also attracted companies from other areas, such as business products and services, TAMI (Technology, Advertising, Media, and Information), food, health, and agriculture, among others.

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