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Date Published: 01/02/2023
Murcia hoteliers plan phase 1 of their smart city in the Caribbean
The city was designed by Murcia company Clerph and aims to be a self-contained macro-resort built to the highest standards of luxury

Murcian company Clerph stole the show at this year’s Fitur fair in Madrid with impressive plans to build a macro-resort in Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. The so-called smart city will be located just 10 kilometres from the Caribbean coast and construction is due to begin later this year.
Larimar City & Resort will cover around 2.7 million square metres and will include a boardwalk packed full of bars, restaurants and shops surrounded by swimming pools and water attractions, green leisure areas, a shopping centre and sports, health and education clubs.

Essentially, everything a visitor would want for the perfect holiday in a luxury setting, as well as catering to the needs of longer-term residents.
The first phase of the resort, which is already drawing the attention of some big European and American investors, should be completed in 2025. It will begin with the construction of two key residential buildings: Prime Towers and Horizon View, as well as several artificial beaches and pools that will span 3 kilometres of the boardwalk with views over the nearby cove of Punta Cana.

Once completed, the self-contained city it is expected to have an estimated potential population of up to 55,000 residents, who will occupy the 20,000 homes and other complexes, such as hotels, that will be located in Larimar City & Resort.
Images: larimarcity.com
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