Jorge Gomez Anaya

Co-Founder at Ikigai Mexico

📍 León, Guanajuato, Mexico

Jorge Gomez Anaya is a real estate developer and the co-founder of Ikigai Mexico and BAP Alta Plusvalía. He specializes in vertical residential and commercial developments with a focus on creating high-value properties. He earned his bachelors degree from the Universidad Iberoamericana León.

Jorge is driven by a philosophy of human-centered design in his developments. He stays current on market trends by following leading industry publications like INMOBILIARE, reflecting a deep engagement with the broader real estate landscape and its impact on urban life.

His guiding professional principle is "Me gusta hacer ciudad, " which translates to "I like to build cities. "

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Experience

12 Years

Current Role

Co-Founder

Job Level

Leadership

Location

León, Guanajuato, Mexico

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Priorities

Topics Jorge cares about

Vertical Development

Co-founder of two firms specializing in developing vertical housing and commercial plazas in Mexico.

Urban Philosophy

Expresses a personal mission of "hacer ciudad" (building the city), showing a keen interest in how development shapes urban environments.

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Career

Work history

10-2015

Co-Founder

Ikigai Mexico

3-2013

Co-Owner

BAP Alta Plusvalía

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Education

2002 - 2006

Bachelor's degree

Universidad Iberoamericana León

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