Javier Domínguez Torrado joined the firm in 1995 and has been a Partner since 2007. He specializes in Banking and Finance, Mergers and Acquisitions and Real Estate.
Javier Domínguez Torrado has more than 28 years of experience, mainly dealing with real estate transactions and financing, capital and debt offerings in Mexico and abroad, secured and unsecured financing, financing to states and municipalities, and mergers and acquisitions. He has advised, the world largest industrial facility developer, providing advisory on acquisitions, dispositions, developments, leasing and financings.
He has also advised real estate investment funds and other investors in respect to their investments and developments in Mexico including, property acquisition, disposal, financing, development and management of the assets. He has represented domestic and international lenders in structuring and restructuring credit facilities (unsecured, secured, mezzanine and structured) for Mexican public and private sector entities.
Javier worked as a Foreign Associate at Debevoise & Plimpton, New York. (1999-2000).
Represented FINSA and Walton Street Capital in the sale to Fibra UNO of an industrial portfolio comprised by 74 industrial properties, for USD$841 million, the largest industrial real estate transaction in Latin America in 2019.
Represented Walton Street Capital and GBI Inmuebles in the sale of an office building located in Insurgentes Sur 1079, to a group of private investors.
Represented Fibra MTY in a Syndicated Structured loan for an amount of up to USD$150 million which financing was led by HSBC and which was partially used for the acquisition of the Whirpool’s campus in Monterrey.
Represented Reichmann International in the sale of its remaining interest in the Torre Mayor project to FUNO.
Represented Fibra MTY in the sale-and-lease-back transaction entered with Whirlpool’s Corporation of Whirpool corporate and industrial campus in Monterrey, comprised of 10 offices, manufactures and distribution buildings in an area of 384,451m2. This acquisition represented the largest single-asset, single-tenant, industrial sale lease back in the history of Mexico.
Represented a joint venture between Walton Street and Copri in the acquisition of the land and the development of a high-end housing complex, in the area known as “Parque la Mexicana”.
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