Central America is becoming a popular location for nearshoring in the U.S., outpacing traditional locations and presenting a dynamic landscape for investors. Newmark’s latest Perspectives blog explores key nations, from Guatemala's booming economy to Costa Rica's sustainable strides, offering a roadmap for strategic investment in the face of shifting political and economic terrains. Read more: https://nmrk.re/3zCWo1k For personalized insights and further discussion, connect directly with our subject matter experts: Carlos Eduardo Sánchez Pavón, Managing Director, Global Corporate Services Charlie Smith, Managing Director, Geopolitical Strategy Consulting María L. Valdez, MCR, Senior Managing Director, Regional Lead, Latin America #Newmark #NewmarkPerspectives #Nearshoring #CentralAmerica #GlobalEconomicShifts #InvestmentOpportunities #Industrial #Logistics
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Central America has become a strategic landscape for nearshoring in the U.S.A. Read our white paper to learn more. #Newmark #Nearshoring #CentralAmerica #Guatemala #Industrial #Logsitics #Investment
Central America is becoming a popular location for nearshoring in the U.S., outpacing traditional locations and presenting a dynamic landscape for investors. Newmark’s latest Perspectives blog explores key nations, from Guatemala's booming economy to Costa Rica's sustainable strides, offering a roadmap for strategic investment in the face of shifting political and economic terrains. Read more: https://nmrk.re/3zCWo1k For personalized insights and further discussion, connect directly with our subject matter experts: Carlos Eduardo Sánchez Pavón, Managing Director, Global Corporate Services Charlie Smith, Managing Director, Geopolitical Strategy Consulting María L. Valdez, MCR, Senior Managing Director, Regional Lead, Latin America #Newmark #NewmarkPerspectives #Nearshoring #CentralAmerica #GlobalEconomicShifts #InvestmentOpportunities #Industrial #Logistics
Part 2: The Emerging Role of Latin America in Nearshoring
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𝐅𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐡 𝐨𝐟𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬! We couldn't be happier to present you the latest activity of our Chamber Partnership Project: A regional economic study conducted by the Western Balkans Six Chamber Investment Forum (WB6 CIF) and the six national chambers of commerce in the #westernbalkans, in cooperation with The Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw): Available here: https://lnkd.in/dtFe2Ev5 The COVID-19 pandemic and global supply chain disruptions sparked expectations of a nearshoring trend, suggesting increased investment in the #westernbalkans, a region known for its skilled labor force and relatively low production costs. In our latest study, we reassessed these predictions with the benefit of hindsight. Here’s what we found: 🔍 Nearshoring Trends: Our quantitative analysis indicates that #BosniaandHerzegovina, #Kosovo, and #NorthMacedonia have likely experienced near-shoring from 2020-2023. #Albania and #Serbia, however, show less evidence of this trend, and #Montenegro’s data is inconclusive. 📊 Investment Insights: Recent case studies reveal that all six Western Balkan economies have attracted significant #FDI linked to both nearshoring and #decarbonisation. Notably, many investments come from Asian companies seeking proximity to European markets. 🌱 Decarbonisation Impact: Interviews with 17 foreign investors confirm that nearshoring is a strategic response to pandemic-related challenges and geopolitical events. #Environmentalsustainability is influencing investment decisions. 📈 Survey Highlights: A survey with foreign companies shows strong interest in the region due to its strategic location, #skilledworkforce, and competitive costs. Two-thirds of these companies see the region as attractive for #greeninvestments and would consider increasing their investment if decarbonisation efforts improve. 🌟 Local Companies' Perspective: Local companies have a positive attitude towards decarbonisation. Many plan to invest in green technologies but need financial support to reduce their #carbonfootprint. Key Takeaways: 1. Near-shoring is occurring and aligns with global decarbonisation trends. 2. Local companies can benefit by improving decarbonisation. 3. Enhancing governance, infrastructure, and support for green investments is crucial. A big thank you to all the chambers, partners, and colleagues who contributed to this study! Vanjskotrgovinska - Spoljnotrgovinska komora BiH, Union of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Albania, Oda Ekonomike e Kosovës | Kosova Chamber of Commerce, Privredna komora Srbije | Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, Privredna komora Crne Gore / Chamber of Economy of Montenegro, Economic Chamber of North Macedonia AHK Bosnien und Herzegowina/Predstavništvo njemačke privrede u BiH, German-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (AHK Serbien), AHK Nordmazedonien I АХК Северна Македонија
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’Beijing’s investment in Mexico is increasingly concentrated in high-value manufacturing, with Chinese companies moving production from their home base to Mexico to take advantage of that country’s privileged trade access to the North American market. Brazil won by far the biggest share of Chinese FDI in the region over the two decades to 2022, with $78.6bn or 42 per cent of the total. Peru was the second biggest recipient, followed by Mexico, Argentina and Chile. “Our data show a clear shift in Chinese FDI towards specific industries in Latin America and the Caribbean,” said Margaret Myers, a co-author of the report by the Washington-based think-tank Inter-American Dialogue. “Many of these new priority areas are described by China as ‘new infrastructure’, a term which encompasses industries — telecommunications, fintech and energy transition, for instance — which are . . . critical to China’s own economic growth strategy.” https://lnkd.in/eq4SYbGV
China shifts Latin America investment to compete with west
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Latin America’s economic growth is at an exciting point, presenting opportunities to businesses and investors alike. Based on our near thirty years of experience in the region, our new report sets out the trends fueling business growth – including: - The rise of nearshoring opportunities - The shift towards digitalization - The abundance of materials essential for the green transition. Download our report now to find out more: https://lnkd.in/eD7ZNxFD
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The Mexican #industrial #realestate #market, which grew by 7% 📈 in the last year, is a testament to the potential it holds. This growth was driven by national and foreign investors 🌍 who recognized the market's #strategic #location, skilled labor 👷♂️👷♀️, and low #operating #costs 💰 as a golden opportunity to enter the North American market. However, #sustained #growth depends on multiple factors, such as improving #security 🚨 and #infrastructure 🏗️, and fostering public-private #partnerships 🤝. According to specialists convened by AMPIP, Mexican Association of Industrial Parks, these and other actions are key to ensuring a favorable long-term investment environment 🏢🔑. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/g-hqbwQe #realestate #CRE #SiiLA #Mexico
Industrial Market Grows 7% in 1 Year. AMPIP's Keys for Long-Term Sustainable Growth
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From our CEO Travis Bembenek: Wake up North America! The flood of Chinese investment is real. 🇨🇳 🇲🇽 "One trend that we at Mexico News Daily are covering closely is the significant and accelerating amount of Chinese investment and its implications across multiple industries in Mexico."
Wake up North America! The flood of Chinese investment is real
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Great to see #Bloomberg in-depth coverage of the #China #BRI investment report 2023 that we published yesterday (see here: https://lnkd.in/gAAT3gzC) Bloomberg highlighted - China’s firms put $50 billion in foreign projects, report says - Investment into high-technology sector grew substantially - Overall Engagement With BRI Countries Rose 24% in 2023 - China's non-financial overseas direct lending was highest since 2016 - Latin America was only region to see a drop last year https://lnkd.in/gmyDy9pJ
Chinese Investment Into BRI Nations Hits Highest Since 2018
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🟢 UPDATE! Our #2024ElectionGuide features new content: “Mexico Must Take Advantage of the Moment to Secure Investment and Promote Nearshoring” by Prof. Jesús Alejandro Gómez Ledezma! 🇲🇽 “Mexico must take advantage of the opportunity to encourage foreign investment and promote nearshoring. AMLO’s nationalistic approach to the country’s economic situation has significantly impacted the procurement of foreign investment. Beyond the political dynamics, however, international companies are unwilling to put their business in a country where security and access to water and energy cannot be guaranteed. Limited access to water due to increased drought and decreased rainfall is a significant deterrent. The AMLO administration’s energy nationalism have had a negative impact on energy security in the country, thus further deterring investment with companies wary of locating their factories in a country that cannot guarantee access to clean and reliable energy. Another critical element is AMLO’s approach to security and the rule of law, encompassed by the phrase “hugs, not bullets.” Lack of investment in Mexico’s infrastructure under the guise of republican austerity has left the country vulnerable to significant challenges. These factors have forced companies planning to relocate operations to Mexico to think twice about doing so. Just days away from the elections, a Sheinbaum victory seems inevitable. Changes to Mexico’s strategy on recruiting investment, energy policy, water management, security situation, and the general political dynamics are unlikely.” Stay informed on what is at stake in Mexico’s most significant electoral cycle! 💡 https://lnkd.in/eujRzXmS #Mexico #2024Elections #Nearshoring #Investment #Water #Energy #FDI #Security #Challenges #Policy #Politics #Infrastructure
Mexico Must Take Advantage of the Moment to Secure Investment and Promote Nearshoring
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📍🇲🇽 Although Mexico is strategically positioned to take advantage of #nearshoring due to its proximity to North American markets, its growth potential has limits and will eventually stabilize. 🚀🔍 According to Jim Costello, Chief Economist of MSCI Inc., the challenge for #investors will be not to overestimate its impact and to capitalize on the "bonus period" 🕒 to strengthen competitiveness and attract sustainable investments. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/dbCxXrZr #INTERVIEW #realestate #CRE #SiiLA #Mexico
Tic-Toc: Nearshoring to Mexico Has an Expiration Date. Essential Insights for Investors
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There are several countries around the world with great business potential. However, not all of them have the benefits of being a key point of regional and global connectivity or were the first to incorporate sustainable development goals through its national development plan. Our insight article by Luis Carlos Robayo, Managing Partner at Russell Bedford RBG, and Didier Sánchez Reinoso, CEO at Russell Bedford DSA, highlights the factors that contribute to making Colombia an attractive investment destination. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/emmB9RFq #investment #takingyoufurther
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