Fibras rise as an investment option against inflation
El Economista | September 06, 2022 |

When money loses value if it is kept in a savings account or simply under the mattress, given the rise in inflation in general, the Mexican Association of Real Estate Fibers (Amefibra) suggested analyzing diversified investment options.

It should be remembered that according to the latest data published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography, in the first half of July, the general inflation rate stood at 8.16%, its highest level in the last 20 years.

“Fibras are an alternative that specializes in a real estate sector, but they are diversified with different types of properties that can include apartment complexes, shopping centers, industrial facilities, health care, hotels, public and private infrastructure, office buildings, etc. forest land, communication infrastructure and warehouses," Amefibra highlighted.

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Amefibra explained that when there is a continuous increase in consumer prices and services, money is worth less, so if you have savings, either formally in a bank or financial institution, or informally, the money loses value by reducing the purchasing power with that amount.

For the group that brings together 15 real estate trusts, having a diversified investment portfolio in addition to offering different profit alternatives allows reducing the risks of acquiring a single property.

"By investing in fibers you can rest assured, your money will be part of one of the historically most stable markets in Mexico: the real estate market," the group said in a statement.

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On the other hand, by listing on the different Stock Exchanges, investors have the opportunity to keep the titles on the chosen property or sell and look for new opportunities.

Currently, the members of Amefibra operate as public companies and are regulated by the National Banking and Securities Commission, in addition, among the 15 trusts, they add around 468.6 billion pesos in assets and generate 41.5 billion pesos in annual rental income.

In Solili you can consult industrial warehouses available in Ciudad de México, Guadalajara and Monterrey

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