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I received this by mistake. Rick Curry <rgcurry@mihc.com.mx< on 10/21/2000 05:45:42 PM To: Jennifer Stewart Arnold <jarnold@ei.enron.com< cc: Subject: Mexico Industrial < MIHC is a consulting firm with offices in Mexico City and < Los Angeles. We specialize in assisting foreign national < corporations with regard to their real estate interest in < Mexico. < < Currently our M,xico City office is representing a client regarding the disposition of their surplus corporate assets in country. < < They have three properties which may be might be of < interest. < < 1. Light to Heavy Industrial building in Tula, Hidalgo (a < well-populated industrial valley roughly 50 miles north of < Mexico City). Deluxe all brick and concrete building is < approximately 98,500 square feet with clear span ceiling < height in excess of 30 ft. The site includes adjacent land, < which would allow more than doubling the size of facility. < Located in front of the PEMEX Hidalgo refinery / < petrochemical plant and a Thermoelectric power generating < station. Factory is equipment ready and could be in full < production quickly. < < 2. Housing complex built for the Tula factory supervisory < personnel consists of 32 three-bedroom garden style < townhouse apartments and an independent eight bedroom < extended stay dormitory for engineers. In a separately < enclosed compound is a 3,800 square foot deluxe residence < with 4-car garage designed for the plant manager or visiting < officials. The property contains appropriate recreational < and sports areas for families. It is entirely gated and < fully secured. < < 3. Development site City of Puebla. This highly visible 8.7 < acres of flat land fronts the Puebla-Mexico City < superhighway at a formal exit. It is at the entrance corner < to an industrial area of other trans-national manufactures. < Site is located approximately 5.5 miles north of the < Volkswagen assembly plant. < < Prefer selling items 1 & 2 as a package, but will entertain < separate offers. Would also consider long term lease with a < creditworthy corporate tenant. < < With respect to item 3, a build to suit, again a < long-term lease with a credit worthy corporate tenant is < possible. < < All properties are surplus assets and therefore very < aggressively priced. Factory and housing offered at < substantially below replacement cost. < < For more information on these items and other services we < provide in Mexico please visit our web site. < < http://www.MIHC.com.mx < < In the US: < < Rick Curry < General Counsel < MIHC - Los Angeles < PH 213-308-0300 < email to: RGCurry@MIHC.com.mx < < In Mexico: < < Ari Feldman, CCIM, SIOR, CIPS < Director General < MIHC - Mexico City < Phone from the US (011) (52) 5286-3458 < email to: AFeldman@MIHC.com.mx
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