The Fibras are shaping up to have a good end of the year. The S&P/BMV Fibras index accumulates a return of around 5% in 2022, standing at 240.26 units, according to data from S&P Dow Jones Indices.

"The performance of the Fibras has been remarkable when compared to the performance of the stock market. Although the dividend yield (or profitability) is still below the returns generated by government debt," said Eduardo López Ponce, analyst at Grupo Financiero Ve for More (Bx+).

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The trusts that earn the most are the hotel companies Fibra Inn (+65.29%) and Fibra Hotel (+55.79%). There are also firms with diversified portfolios, such as Fibra Nova (+16.76%); Fibra Macquarie (+9.74%) and Fibra Uno (+8.93%). The general director of Signum Research, Armando Rodríguez, explained that most of the Fibras have registered a positive performance in their operations.

Those of the industrial sector stood out again, since they are experiencing a strong increase in the demand for spaces, especially on the northern border of the Mexican Republic, driven by nearshoring or rearrangement in supply chains and by the T-MEC.

"The best dynamics have been in the industrial sector due to nearshoring trends, which have sparked demand from new international companies that are relocating their operations from China to Mexico to bring them closer to the United States market," the manager stressed.

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He also said that the hotel segment has been favored by the increase in tourism, both for pleasure and business. While shopping centers improved their dynamics due to the economic recovery, reporting occupancy rates of 90.25%, on average.

Finally, he said that the greatest lag continued in the office sector, whose occupation has not yet escalated to the reports prior to the pandemic derived from Covid-19.

In Solili you can consult industrial warehouses in Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez and Tijuana

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