jueves, 14 de octubre de 2010
Japanese Investment Climate Include Tijuana Mexico
Japanese investment climate include Tijuana
12/10/2010 15:29
Baja California. Japanese industry will stay in Tijuana, Baja California, said the Japanese Maquiladora Association of San Diego and Tijuana, after a meeting with the mayor of Tijuana, Jorge Ramos.
Chiji Honda, president of the association, explained that through the efforts and commitments that were fulfilled in infrastructure security and permanence of the China industry is guaranteed in the northern city of Mexico. He also assured that more investment could come Nipponese in the future.
For its part, the secretary of the association, Joji Hirawa, thanked the mayor exercised investment in the industrial area through the comprehensive program Otay resurfacing (EIRP) as it is in this part of the city are settled mostly Japanese companies .
"You notice the changes, thank you for this great effort during these three years, I think it was very difficult, especially in security, there were many sacrifices, but the reward is the end, before a headache was walk the streets, but the hydraulic concrete streets were very good, "he said.
The mayor noted that some of the achievements are also due to work in conjunction with the maquiladoras who have increased almost 200% property tax, however, now have better roads.
12/10/2010 15:29
Baja California. Japanese industry will stay in Tijuana, Baja California, said the Japanese Maquiladora Association of San Diego and Tijuana, after a meeting with the mayor of Tijuana, Jorge Ramos.
Chiji Honda, president of the association, explained that through the efforts and commitments that were fulfilled in infrastructure security and permanence of the China industry is guaranteed in the northern city of Mexico. He also assured that more investment could come Nipponese in the future.
For its part, the secretary of the association, Joji Hirawa, thanked the mayor exercised investment in the industrial area through the comprehensive program Otay resurfacing (EIRP) as it is in this part of the city are settled mostly Japanese companies .
"You notice the changes, thank you for this great effort during these three years, I think it was very difficult, especially in security, there were many sacrifices, but the reward is the end, before a headache was walk the streets, but the hydraulic concrete streets were very good, "he said.
The mayor noted that some of the achievements are also due to work in conjunction with the maquiladoras who have increased almost 200% property tax, however, now have better roads.
The Tourist Industry Recover Real Estate Sales in 2011
The tourist industry recover real estate sales in 2011
07/09/2010 09:20
The property market in Mexico registered a slowdown in their businesses to have a slight increase of 1% in the first half of 2010 compared with the same period in 2009.
Juan Ignacio Rodríguez, VP of Business Development for Mexico and Central America of the RCI tourism firm, says there are signs showing the sector already hit bottom in the crisis and are beginning to show a recovery.
During the launch of the V edition of Luxury Markets Symposium, the manager indicated that where it exists is in investment growth, and that for this year an amount of $ 500 million while in 2009 was less than 250 million dollars.
Due to the conditions set out the sector expects growth in tourist housing offer to attract a large volume of buyers during 2011 and thus initiated the revival of the acquisition of such property.
The destinations that will attract more resources, both domestic and foreign, will be the Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Baja California Norte and Sinaloa.
Currently the market value of this sector is 3 thousand 600 million dollars, but it is expected that by the end of the year reached U.S. $ 5 billion.
About possible involvement by the climate of violence experienced, Ignacio Rodriguez said "we know we have a security problem, but is very focused on non-tourist areas."
07/09/2010 09:20
The property market in Mexico registered a slowdown in their businesses to have a slight increase of 1% in the first half of 2010 compared with the same period in 2009.
Juan Ignacio Rodríguez, VP of Business Development for Mexico and Central America of the RCI tourism firm, says there are signs showing the sector already hit bottom in the crisis and are beginning to show a recovery.
During the launch of the V edition of Luxury Markets Symposium, the manager indicated that where it exists is in investment growth, and that for this year an amount of $ 500 million while in 2009 was less than 250 million dollars.
Due to the conditions set out the sector expects growth in tourist housing offer to attract a large volume of buyers during 2011 and thus initiated the revival of the acquisition of such property.
The destinations that will attract more resources, both domestic and foreign, will be the Riviera Maya, Quintana Roo, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Baja California Norte and Sinaloa.
Currently the market value of this sector is 3 thousand 600 million dollars, but it is expected that by the end of the year reached U.S. $ 5 billion.
About possible involvement by the climate of violence experienced, Ignacio Rodriguez said "we know we have a security problem, but is very focused on non-tourist areas."
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