Shortly after participating in the largest proptech expo, Americas Capital Investments disembarks in Brazil
Argentinian businessman Ramiro Juliá will participate in the third edition of Blueprint, the technological event that brings together the protagonists of the real estate industry.
These are busy days for the team Americas Capital Investments. Its number one, Ramiro Juliá, will soon participate as a guest in the third edition of Blueprint, the future of real estate is here, the most important technological event in the real estate industry aimed at executives in the sector, startups in the real estate and construction sector, which will be held from September 11 to 13 in Las Vegas. United States.
This edition will feature more than 200 leading voices in the sector and is aimed at those who want to understand where the real estate market is headed. More than 2000 people and over 750 tech startups and investors are expected to attend.
Julia is excited. Founder and President of Americas Capital Investments With more than 30 years of experience in real estate investments, this real estate entrepreneur who trained as a lawyer is also the founder of Parque Empresarial Austral, a Research and Technology Park in Buenos Aires. In a coffee with a small group of journalists, he revealed the plans he has for the short and medium term with his company, based in London with subsidiaries in the United States and Argentina. "We are opening our subsidiary in Brazil," he shared.
The firm invests in real estate projects with partners and develops business plans. "We are focused on commercial real estate, multi-family buildings, industrial buildings or flexible spaces and offices. That's what we do in the U.S. and elsewhere. In the last 10 years we have invested in 45 projects of different types, always within these three verticals. We have sold 17 of these 45 projects with good profitability and are executing with the rest. We make between 10 and 12 investments per year," added Juliá, who lived in the United States between 2001 and 2006, but chose, despite all his ups and downs, to return to Argentina.
"We see a lot of potential throughout the region. In Brazil, we are making our first investment in São Paulo, in Liberdade, the Japanese neighborhood near Avenida Paulista. We like what's happening in that country in the capital market. Brazil is number one in means of payment. We see a lot of potential in it. We imagine the future of the company to be very strong in Brazil."
The project is a tower that will require an investment of US$ 20 million and will have a construction period of 24 months. As can be read from the Americas Capital Investments, consists of the unification and development of three plots of land, of which two have already been acquired by Hausbau, the developer, and the third will be provided by the firm created by Juliá. The total surface area of the unified land is 1,500 m2, representing Americas' contribution of 20% of the total project.
In addition, the project foresees the development and sale of a tower of 258 residential units of 1, 2 and 3 rooms, 500 m2 of commercial premises and two basements with parking lots. With a total of 14,000 m2 built, of which 8,800 m2 will be used for residential spaces. "The idea is to continue doing projects in Brazil, just as we do in the United States (with projects in Dallas, Austin, Atlanta, New Jersey, Phoenix, Chicago, Kansas, Miami, among other places), England (with projects in London, Birmingham, Manchester and analyzing Leeds), which we have more regularity," concluded Juliá, leading a team of 20 people in Americas Capital Investments.
Source: FORBES AR