Multiva is financing the construction of Torre T10, a mixed-use complex in Tijuana, Baja California [1, 2].

The project arrives as Mexico prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. By expanding high-end infrastructure, the city seeks to capture increased international travel and corporate interest during the global sporting event.

Torre T10 is designed as a strategic hub on the country's northern border. The complex will feature international brand hotels, corporate offices, and high-level services [1, 2]. This integration of hospitality and business is intended to strengthen the regional capacity for both tourists and executives.

Financial records indicate that the project is backed by 840 million pesos in funding from Multiva [1]. The investment targets the specific needs of the border zone, where demand for luxury accommodations and professional workspaces has grown alongside the city's role as a gateway to the U.S.

Development of the tower is occurring in the lead-up to the 2026 World Cup to ensure the city can accommodate the expected surge in visitors [1, 2]. The project represents a broader effort to modernize Tijuana's skyline and economic infrastructure.

Multiva said the project positions Tijuana as a competitive destination for international business and tourism [1].

“The project is backed by 840 million pesos in funding from Multiva.”

The construction of Torre T10 reflects a strategic effort to leverage the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a catalyst for long-term urban development. By investing heavily in mixed-use infrastructure, Tijuana is attempting to transition from a transit point to a destination for international corporate investment and high-end tourism.