$58 - $61 Million Driver's License BidsThursday, June 11, 2009 Two businesses responded in Guatemala to the bid for the concession of the system of issuing driver's licenses. For the eight years of the duration of the contract, the proposals submitted were $58 million by Corporación Inmobiliaria La Luz and $61 million by Maycom. IFC Invests $3.5 Million in La HipotecariaFriday, May 7, 2010 The International Financial Corporation (IFC) injected $3.5 million into La Hipotecaria (Holding) Inc, by purchasing equity. Panama-based La Hipotecaria is a non-banking financial institution engaging in the generation and securitization of residential and mortgage loans. Company Profile
We are a firm dedicated Aldesa Investment Corporation to seize business opportunities in the housing market. New Shopping Mall Opens to the Public in GuatemalaTuesday, November 30, 2010 With a $ 10 million investment, La Trinidad Malacatán shopping center opened its doors to consumers. It features 16.000 square meters of commercial space and will employ some 200 people directly and 800 indirectly. Indications of Irregularities in Passports TenderFriday, March 15, 2013 In Guatemala, competing again in the tender for the elaboration of 500,000 passports, is the same company that 10 months was ceased from issuing these documents by the government. According to an article in S21.com.gt, "Corporación Inmobiliaria La Luz, the company which 10 months ago the Government refused to continue working with for issuing Guatemalan passports is once again competing for a contract that would allow them to make 500,000 of these booklets. " $130 million Shopping Center in Costa RicaWednesday, February 26, 2014 A company from Honduras is developing a mall measuring 200 thousand square meters in the city of Alajuela. Next month the Lady Lee Corporation will begin construction of City Mall in Alajuela, measuring 200 thousand square meters, and having 300 commercial premises and parking for 2,700 vehicles. Nicaragua: Shopping mall for $20 millionTuesday, October 6, 2015 The construction of an 18 thousand square meter two level shopping mall has started on the New Road to Leon. The company behind the project is Corporación Siete, which announced it is finalising business contracts with anchor stores for the mall, which will be ready within twelve months. OPIC Announces $105 Million in Support for Costa RicaFriday, October 3, 2008 The Overseas Private Investment Corporation announced a $45 million loan to Banco Lafise Costa Rica, and a $60 million loan to Banco BAC San Jose. The first project involves a total of $45 million in loans to Banco Lafise Costa Rica, a member of the regional financial institution Lafise Group, to enable it to expand its portfolio of low- and middle-income residential mortgages. OPIC Announces $105 Million in Support for Costa RicaFriday, October 3, 2008 The Overseas Private Investment Corporation announced a $45 million loan to Banco Lafise Costa Rica, and a $60 million loan to Banco BAC San Jose. The first project involves a total of $45 million in loans to Banco Lafise Costa Rica, a member of the regional financial institution Lafise Group, to enable it to expand its portfolio of low- and middle-income residential mortgages. Company Profile
Real Estate Funds are searching for business centers in Costa RicaThursday, July 24, 2008 Business centers in Costa Rica are being sought by several funds operating in the country, because they see these real estate investments as good opportunities for a high return on investment. For example, the Fondo de Inversión Popular Inmobiliario (Fimpo) is putting up 13.5 million dollars to buy the Paseo de Las Flores Business Center in Heredia. Panama: Tax Incentives for Real Estate FundsWednesday, October 16, 2013 Changes have been proposed to the tax code to stimulate the housing market through mutual funds. From a report by the Cabinet of the Presidency of Panama: Real Estate Market: Challenges and OpportunitiesThursday, August 27, 2020 The commitment to long term rentals instead of vacation rentals, preference for larger residences and innovation in the marketing tools of the projects under development are some of the changes expected in the coming months, which could set a new pattern in the sector. The health crisis caused by the spread of covid-19 ended up changing consumer habits in all Central American markets. Guatemala: $ 13 Million in New Shopping CenterMonday, January 31, 2011 Trinity Real Estate Corporation began work on its third mall in Coatepeque. The works of the first stage of the mall, which has 28 thousand square meters, will be completed in November 2011. $10.9 million Property AuctionThursday, January 26, 2012 The Electric Transmission Company SA (ETESA) of Panama is holding an auction of public goods. According to the specifications of the bidding, the auction of real estate will be held on March 6th . |
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