Boundless Real Estate Expansion

EQ360 Properties uses the SA de CV (Sociedad Anónima de Capital Variable) in Mexico and the S Corporation (INC) in the US. The SA de CV structure is ideal for foreign participants, offering full ownership of shares in projects with real estate guarantees. This configuration circumvents the restrictions often found in the coastal areas of Mexico, where direct ownership is restricted for non-citizens. Similarly, the S Corp (INC) structure in the US offers flexibility, tax benefits and legal protections, ensuring that participants can take part in real estate projects efficiently and safely.

Florida, known as the 'Sunshine State', is a particularly attractive location for real estate holdings due to its year-round warm climate, natural beauty and high tourism rates. With a long coastline and famous beaches such as Palm Beach, it offers a vibrant environment for both residents and tourists, making it an ideal area for rental properties.

A further positive aspect is the stability of rental prices. Even during difficult economic times, such as the financial crisis of 2008, rents have remained constant, providing landlords with reliable returns.

Moreover, the US has a legal framework that protects landlords. In the rare cases where tenants fail to meet their payment obligations, landlords can follow a clear and structured eviction procedure. If the tenant does not leave the property within the required time, local authorities assist in enforcing the landlord's rights, ensuring that the tenant keeps the property in good condition.

Houston is an increasingly attractive location for real estate holdings due to its dynamic economy, steady population growth and job creation. In 2023 alone, the city added approximately 65,000 new jobs, with significant expansion in sectors such as healthcare, education and transportation. Looking ahead, in 2024, Houston is expected to experience additional job growth of 2.2%, translating into approximately 75,000 additional jobs. This vibrant labour market, coupled with the relatively low cost of living, continues to attract new residents, particularly young professionals and recent graduates, fuelling demand for housing and services.

Houston's energy sector remains a key economic driver, with the city maintaining its position as a global hub for the oil and gas industry. Although the sector has faced some challenges, including financial restructuring and high interest rates, it is expected to stabilise in 2024, with many companies increasing capital expenditure. This continued strength in the energy sector supports Houston's diversified economy and its long-term growth prospects.

With a projected annual population growth of 1.5% over the next five years, Houston's urban development is set to keep pace, offering numerous opportunities in both residential and commercial real estate. These solid economic fundamentals make Houston a prime location for those wishing to participate in a vibrant and expanding market.

Tulum is a booming destination for real estate holdings, fuelled by booming tourism and rapid development. By 2024, the local economy is expected to grow by 5.2%, with the creation of 4,800 new jobs in sectors such as tourism, hospitality and residential construction. Key infrastructure projects, including the new Tulum International Airport and the Tren Maya, are increasing the area's attractiveness as a global travel and lifestyle hub.

The real estate sector is expanding rapidly, with increasing demand for eco-sustainable projects and luxury residences, supported by road and infrastructure improvements. Tulum's population is growing at 3.2% per year, attracting remote workers, expatriates and retirees, fuelling demand for both short-term rentals and long-term housing solutions.

With solid tourism and strategic projects, Tulum is well positioned for continued growth and further opportunities for participation in 2024 and beyond.