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Logistic Properties of the Americas
LPA United States NYSELogistic Properties of the Americas owns, develops, and manages a portfolio of logistics and industrial real estate assets in Latin America. The company’s properties primarily consist of modern warehouse and distribution facilities located in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and other countries in the region. LPA conducts its operations through geographic segments and generates revenue principally from leasing industrial space to tenants engaged in logistics, manufacturing, e-commerce, and third-party distribution activities. Its portfolio supports supply chain and warehousing requirements in key consumption and trade corridors across the Americas.
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