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Real estate crowdfunding in Mexico is strictly regulated and offers legal certainty, yet investors lack tax incentives available through banks and Sofipos. Projects can yield higher...
Real estate crowdfunding is gaining traction in Mexico, mainly in housing, coliving, and coworking sectors due to quick returns. Office projects remain limited, hindered by investor...
Crowdfunding in Mexico is growing 25-30% annually, fueled by regulation and post-pandemic demand. Platforms like Briq enable small investors to fund real estate projects with minimal...
Despite competition from high-return options like Sofipos, crowdfunding sees growth potential. Yotepresto, Mexico’s largest personal loan IFC, has facilitated 3.234 billion pesos since 2015 and aims...
Banxico noted that several fintech companies have continued the process of institutionalization and formal integration into the financial system by obtaining the endorsement of the National...