FINSA said it completed its 2025–2026 acquisition cycle with US$644 million invested across eight transactions, adding industrial-property assets in Monterrey, Hidalgo, Ciudad Juárez and Aguascalientes, according to Milenio and El Economista.
The reports put the portfolio addition at 496,000 m² of rentable area and 13 Class A buildings across the four markets. Hidalgo accounted for the largest acquisition described: three AAA logistics buildings totaling more than 291,000 m².
The Monterrey share is not broken out. The outlets say the Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez and Aguascalientes operations together added close to 204,000 m² across nine buildings, but neither assigns a building count, area or investment amount to Monterrey alone. The reported sub-totals also do not account for all 13 buildings in the overall total.
- Acquisition cycle: 2025–2026.
- Investment reported by the company: US$644 million across eight transactions.
- Portfolio addition: 496,000 m² of rentable area and 13 Class A buildings.
- Markets named: Hidalgo, Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez and Aguascalientes.
- Hidalgo’s largest acquisition: three AAA logistics buildings totaling more than 291,000 m².
- Monterrey, Ciudad Juárez and Aguascalientes together: close to 204,000 m² across nine buildings; Monterrey’s individual share was not disclosed.
- The article breakdowns do not reconcile to the reported 13-building total.