Mexico leads shopping centers in Latin America: ICSC


Despite the development experienced during the period of expansion, Mexico is one of the most important markets in Latin America. Not only the market clearance positions the national market among the most important, but the deficit still in force in the coverage of markets with new projects.

The United States has a retail per capita of almost two square meters per person in shopping centers per inhabitant; while in Mexico that indicator is only 0.11148 square meters.

Thus, the recovery in consumption after the international financial crisis and the rearrangement in the shopping center industry Mexico leads along with Brazil, and even Colombia, who are looking for important growth prospects.here is Shops for sale in Gulberg Lahore.

This segment of the markets with the greatest potential for expansion in Latin America has other points of comparison. With a population of 112 million, little more than half of Brazil, Mexico would have, according to calculations of companies participating in the forum, the potential to develop some 1400 shopping centers, against 2300 in Brazil and 358 in Colombia.

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