Consorcio ARA Overview
- Website
- consorcioara.com.mx
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Employees
- 28
- Founded
- 1977
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About Consorcio ARA
With over 48 years of experience, Consorcio ARA is one of Mexico’s leading publicly traded real estate development companies. We design, build, and market a broad portfolio of residential communities — from social interest housing to middle-income and residential segments — and also develop and lease retail centers across the country. Today, more than 1.59 million Mexicans live in one of the 398,000+ homes we’ve built. We operate 39 developments across 30 municipalities in 20 cities and 15 states, continuing to grow with a focus on long-term value and financial strength. ARA is expanding beyond housing, now actively investing in industrial, tourism, and retail development. We are recognized for 19 consecutive years with the highest credit ratings in the Mexican housing sector from S&P Global (“mxAA-”), HR Ratings (“HR AA+”), and Fitch Ratings (“A+(mex)”). ARA is building not just homes — but the spaces where Mexico lives, works, shops, and travels.
Consorcio ARA Contact Details
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Consorcio ARA Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Juan Jardon | Mantenimiento En Gral Plomero Electrico | Mexico |
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| Arturo Eguiluz | Ejecutivo En Surman | Gustavo A. Madero, Mexico City, Mexico |
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| Noyi Campos | Asesor Inmobiliario Ara | Veracruz, Mexico |
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| Paloma Aguirre | Especialista En Marketing Inmobiliario |
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