Mexico. Jones Lang LaSalle Mexico (NYSE:JLL) successfully concluded a few weeks ago the sale of a portfolio of eight corporate buildings with a total of approximately 79 thousand profitable square meters for a total of $2,411 million pesos (US$185.5 million).
Seven of these buildings are located in Mexico City in the corridors of Paseo de la Reforma and Insurgentes Sur, and on Avenida de las Américas in the city of Guadalajara.
These properties were acquired by the first and largest Real Estate Investment Trust in Mexico, Fibra Uno (BMV: FUNO11) ("Fibra Uno" or "Fideicomiso F/1401"). The team in charge of the coordination and execution of this transaction was led by Rodolfo Albin and Mauricio Lozano-Parkman, Senior Vice Presidents of the Capital Markets area of Jones Lang LaSalle Mexico, with the advice of Félix Sánchez Soler, Executive Vice President of this area.
"Our main interest was to advise our client and plan and implement an efficient and professional marketing strategy generating an intense environment of competitiveness in the market, which allowed us to successfully meet the objectives of this project," said Rodolfo Albin, Senior Vice President of Jones Lang LaSalle Mexico.
Jones Lang LaSalle Mexico, through its Capital Markets area, provides a wide range of services globally for investors and property owners. The firm has a deep understanding of local and regional markets and global investors, allowing it to provide the best solutions to its clients – be it sales, financing, repositioning, advising or recapitalization.
