Airports, entertainment and health; the strategic sectors of the real estate industry in 2022

Throughout 2022, the real estate industry was mainly driven by the development of industrial buildingsa segment that, compared to housing or offices, has not stopped growing.

However, there are other sectors that, although at lower levels, have also sustained the real estate activityafter the coup of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Such is the case of entertainment spacesairports and, of course, hospitals, which had a significant upturn during 2022.

This boom occurred, to a large extent, as a consequence of the new social dynamics that originated from the crisis sanitariaand that were maintained until recently.

projects based on eco-sustainable strategiesadoption of state-of-the-art technologies in buildings, tourist complexes, office reconfigurationoperational and industrial centers, digitization and e-commerce, are some of the global trends that will continue to gain strength until 2023.

In this sense, the area of ​​projects and developments of the real estate services firm JLL shared some of the most important works of the year, which reflect the direction that the real estate sector will take in the future:

Tijuana International Airport

The recent inauguration of the NEP (New Processing Building) of the Tijuana International Airport is one of the airport works most relevant in Mexico in recent years.

The Pacific Airport Group (GAP) carried out a historic investment for the project of 100 million dollarswhose objective was to facilitate the transit of passengers between Mexico and the United States, as well as to order the flow of people through 52 documentation counters and two new boarding gates.

This completed project also seeks to establish in Tijuana a international hubthrough a puente (Cross Border Xpress-CBX)in which a flow of at least four million people is expected during 2022.

SeaLand

sealand is a 2,100 square meter theme park and aquarium located in the metropolitan area of Guadalajarain which different natural habitats with diverse fauna are recreated.

“More than an aquarium, it is a space focused on experiences in which users will be able to explore through different themes set in submarines, seabed, beach and jungle”, commented Javier Gutiérrez Ochoa, director of development projects at JLL.

Health sector

One of the projects aimed at hospital segment It is located in Interlomas, in the State of Mexico, and will consist of 65,000 square meters of construction, including 18,000 meters exclusively for offices.

The second building is in Puebla, composed of two towers, one of hospital with a height of 36.70 meters, and another for offices. Both will be built on an area of ​​6,274.47 square meters.

Innova Schools

JLL also collaborates in the expansion in Mexico of Innova Schools, one of the educational institutions largest in Latin America.

Of Peruvian origin, the institution arrived in the country with the purpose of opening 50 campuses by 2030. Currently, it is in the process of opening spaces in the State of Mexico.