Cancun, QRoo.- The firm of Yucatecan origin Terramundo announced investments of 3,700 million pesos in Cancun for the next three years.
Gilberto Bolaños, commercial director of Terramundo Groupexplained that the first of these projects is the Zénica tower, with 14 floors and 125 offices, on Tulum avenue in this city, which is already under construction and being marketed.
The property will also have two commercial premises with independent access, 88 storage warehouses, a loading and unloading area, parking for 400 vehicles, as well as 24-hour closed-circuit security, a power plant and a fire-fighting system, among other facilities.
This Real estate projectwhich began its construction in September of last year, is expected to be delivered in October 2024, with the generation of around 350 direct jobs and is currently 47 percent complete.
In the next three years, three more residential housing projects will be added for which the group already has the land and construction will begin shortly.
“We have come to revolutionize the Mexican Caribbean with scenarios of sustainability and technology with our buildings for businesses, mixed uses and housing. We are committed to generating value and quality experiences with futuristic developments that redefine the current lifestyle and modernize it, generating a positive social and economic impact for the benefit of all”, commented Gilberto Bolaños, commercial director of the company.
The manager assured that Cancun is the city with the highest population growth, the first place in real estate investment and the highest capital gains in the entire country, which creates a great demand for highly sophisticated office spaces.
For this, they also carry out studies to identify what they are looking for and thus adequately offer the developments, both in technology, spaces and productivity.
He anticipated that due to the changes brought about by the pandemic, many executives are choosing to move to smaller and quieter cities, taking advantage of remote work that was triggered by the health crisis, which is generating great demand for both offices and housing. which are the two areas where Terramundo will invest heavily in the next three years.
