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Used Housing Gains Land in the Country's Industrial Poles
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The second-hand housing segment is consolidated in regions with a vocation for industrial, logistics and energy activity. Location, size and price are part of the attraction of these properties for buyers. Far from being considered a secondary market, this segment has reinforced its presence in the Welfare Poles promoted by the Federal Government. In cities such as Ciudad Juárez, Puebla, Hermosillo, Altamira or Tuxpan, second-hand housing has be…
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