A study by the UC Cities Observatory estimated that the real estate megaproject, linked to the real estate company Las Salinas, a subsidiary of Copec Companies, would generate about $39 billion in municipal revenues during its execution. The analysis also concluded that each year of delay would reduce resources for the city by more than $2 billion. What to observe. While the debate on investment and permission is still open, a study by the UC Ci…
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A study by the UC Cities Observatory estimated that the real estate megaproject, linked to the real estate company Las Salinas, a subsidiary of Copec Companies, would generate about $39 billion in municipal revenues during its execution. The analysis also concluded that each year of delay would reduce resources for the city by more than $2 billion. What to observe. While the debate on investment and permission is still open, a study by the UC Ci…