Mexico Real Estate Industry Report Q1 2013

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• RnR Market Research Offers Mexico Real Estate
  Report Q1 2013 Report at US 1175 (Single User
  License). The report got published in Jan 2013
  Contains 67 Pages.
• The Mexico Real Estate report examines the
  commercial office, retail, industrial and
  construction sectorsthroughout the country after
  the election of business-friendly candidate
  Enrique Peña Nieto in the firstpresidential polls
  the country has seen since the global
  recession.With a focus on the country's
  principal cities including Mexico City, Tijuana,
  Guadalajara, andMonterrey, the report covers the
  rental market performance in terms of rates and
  yields over the past 18months and examines how
  best to maximise returns in the commercial real
  estate market, whileminimising investment risk.

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• In our most recent round of in-country
  interviews, conducted in July 2012, commercial
  rental growth inMexico had been fairly stable,
  particularly in the office and retail
  sub-sectors. Minimal growth in rents isexpected
  in the second half of 2012, amid a continued
  slowdown in the US that has increased
  cautionamong international investors.
  Nevertheless, we maintain an overall positive
  view about the potential ofthe commercial real
  estate sector in Mexico.Key PointsMexico's
  construction industry continues to progress along
  a robust growth path and the outlookis among the
  most stable in the Latin America region. The
  election of Enrique Peña Nieto spellsfurther good
  news for construction sector growth, given his
  history as governor of the State ofMexico, where
  he presided over an ambitious infrastructure
  build-out and attracted privateinvestors. We
  anticipate growth to remain around the 4-5 level
  over the medium term,incorporating around a 0.5
  increase as a result of the election (based on
  campaign pledges),with further upside once Nieto
  takes office and releases his National
  Development Plan for thecountry.
• We expect Mexico's residential and
  non-residential construction sector to continue
  along itssluggish trajectory for the remainder of
  2012, forecasting 1.9 real growth in the
  sub-sector for2012. However, upside risks to our
  forecast will likely kick in following the
  swearing inof Enrique Peña Nieto in December, and
  we expect that an increase in private
  sectorinvolvement and an invigorated National
  Infrastructure Plan (NIP) will bolster activity
  from2013 onwards.

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• While manufacturing will likely continue acting
  as the main driver of growth over the
  comingdecade, we believe Mexico is set to begin
  transitioning toward a more services-orientedecono
  my, with a stronger private consumer boosting the
  country's economic outlook, and retailsegment.
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