Tag: Investment
4,000 new jobs expected this year
As several new commercial projects plod along to their completion, the state is counting how many jobs the new stores and factories will provide.
Mexico real estate a bright spot for investors
Mexico is coping with plummeting oil prices and the devaluation of the peso, but there are many reasons for investors to stick around. Real estate is expected to grow at a constant rate for the entire year.
All signs point to Celestún
Taking a car from Mérida to the beaches and reserves of Celestún will take just 45 minutes by 2017, newspapers announced today, putting the quaint fishing village on the radar of more people looking for beach-living options.
Mérida among Forbes’ top 3 for investment
For at least the third time, Forbes Magazine has named Mérida as one of the three best Mexican cities in which to live and invest.
Brewery building begins, bringing beer brands back
Montejo and León Negra beers, two beer created and historically produced in Yucatán, came a step closer to coming back home yesterday after a 14-year absence.
Via Montejo wins environmental approval
The old Yucatan Steel factory site appears little changed since an ambitious mixed-use complex was announced over a year ago, but the developer says the project is still moving ahead.
A plan to save the corner store
Coming in six weeks: 14 million pesos to provide independent shops with technological tools to help level the playing field against chain stores.
Plastics company pumps millions into region
The Reyma Group is investing 750 million pesos in Yucatán as they build a plant to produce disposable goods of all kinds.
Walmart’s expanding reach in Mérida
Walmart's reach expanded in Mérida in 2014. The latest branch of its Suburbia department store, soon to inhabit one of the Historic Center's grand structures, is the latest example of the company's growth.
Analyst: 2015 will be ripe for investment
Economic reforms will take time to smooth out, but 2015 will be a great year to invest in Mexico, and Yucatán, students were told yesterday.
La Plancha, Casa de la Trova advance
Two major transformations in Merida's center have become closer to reality, bringing new purpose to an old railroad yard and a soon-to-be-abandoned legislative building.
