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Industrial Real Estate in El Salvador

Industrial Real Estate in El Salvador

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 Industrial Real Estate in El Salvador Contact the Central American Group to begin starting up a manufacturing facility in Costa Rica in the Green Park Free Zone. Daniel MillaSenior Real Estate ConsultantColliersSan Salvador, El Salvadordaniel.milla@colliers.com +503 7756-0282 The Central American Group: Today, Daniel Milla is with us. Daniel is a commercial broker for Colliers in El Salvador. Today, we will talk about trends in industrial real estate in El Salvador, America. Good morning, Daniel. How are you today? Daniel Milla: Hey Steve, how are you? Glad to be here with you and ready to start. The Central American Group: Well, listen, before we start, could you tell us a little bit about yourself and Colliers’ operation in El Salvador? Daniel Milla: Sure. I’ve been in industrial real estate in El Salvador for almost eight years now. Colliers started here in the country last year and is consolidating operations in the Central American region, adding to the almost sixty-five countries it already has under its umbrella. It’s opening offices in all of Central America to consolidate in the region and explore opening opportunities. We’re very happy about that. The expansion mentality of Colliers and the enterprising mentality have drawn me to it. It was one of the reasons that drew me to join the network, and here I am. I have experience in residential real estate and also commercial. So, since Colliers is a major corporate real estate company. It is one of the big four: JLL, Cushman, CBRE, and Colliers. These companies are noticing that many opportunities are opening up here in El Salvador and the region as a whole. The Central American Group: That’s interesting that you talk about opportunities in industrial real estate in El Salvador. There have been many changes under the current president, and I’m sure you know, given the much-improved security situation in El Salvador, that trends are positive for you there. Can you tell us a little bit about some of those trends? Daniel Milla: Yes, sure. In the market for industrial real estate in El Salvador, we’re looking at an increase in Build-to-Suit (BTS) projects because we are finding that we currently have a low supply of industrial properties over three thousand meters of roofed space. So, this is a great opportunity to meet demand. We have the full capacity within Colliers to generate these projects and get facilities up and running in six to twelve months in strategic locations nationwide. One of the reasons for that low supply is related to your point about the security increase in El Salvador. A lot of land locations have opened up due to that security increase. This has allowed all of these new locations to open up. They have enormous potential in terms of the logistics corridor that’s being built in the country. The Central American Group: Have you seen positive changes in El Salvador due to the improving situation? Do you see greater interest in international manufacturers looking for industrial real estate in El Salvador? Daniel Milla: One of the greatest potentials of El Salvador is not only the geographic location. Because you can get a 2.5-hour flight to major markets in the US and Latin America. And five days by sea, which is a great connection. Our location is great because the times are excellent for connecting to major markets. That’s really important because the security improvement is opening up many locations for industrial real estate in El Salvador. That’s one of the major tools. Also, in El Salvador, the US dollar is a legal tender. This grants monetary stability. Also, there are a lot of tax incentives that can benefit major multinational companies. Like the Investments Law, the Industrial and Commercial Free Zones Law adds a lot of income tax exemptions and value-added exemptions. Also, there is no property tax in El Salvador. And there’s also an exemption on real estate transfer fees for new major multinational companies operating here in El Salvador. We also have Export Reactivation Laws, the International Services Law, and free trade agreements for Central America, the US, the European Union, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Panama, and Taiwan. The country is ready to receive all these multinational firms, and it’s open for business. The Central American Group: What kind of manufacturing companies? Could you give us a few examples of manufacturing companies that have looked at industrial real estate in El Salvador and are in the process of looking at El Salvador during this period of improved security? Daniel Milla: To name a few. For example, Haynes Brands is a multinational manufacturing firm with operations here in El Salvador. Also, Fruit of the Loom and Youngone, which is Korean, are here. All of these are already established here in the country. Some of them are looking to expand their operations. We also have a lot of multinational firms that are within the beverage industry or bottling ...
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