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Mexican Housing Prices Rise 4.4%; Rural Trends Contrast Urban Shifts in Puebla

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Housing prices in Mexico increased 4.4% over the past year, according to Banorte’s Housing Indicator. While interest in building a home has declined sharply in urban areas, this trend has not taken hold in rural areas of Puebla.

From elpais.com

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Banorte’s head of quantitative research, Alejandro Cervantes, states that Mexican consumers now prefer to use real-estate developers. This preference contrasts with the self-build approach seen in certain rural parts of Puebla.

From elpais.com

Who's involved

  • BanorteMexican financial group that published the Housing Indicator and provided market commentary.
  • PueblaState of Mexico where differing housing development preferences are observed.

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The entities involved

  • Banorte

    Mexican financial group

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  • Puebla

    state of Mexico

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