In response to a proposed development of bungalows over the water at South Hole Sound Marine Reserve in Little Cayman, the Little Cayman District Committee of the National Trust for the Cayman Islands has launched a petition to try and stop the project.
Late last week the Dart organisation released a media statement addressing the application process for Planned Area Developments (PADs).
At the first General Meeting for 2021 of the National Conservation Council, which took place recently, members voted to ratify the decision that Dart’s Canal Village planned area development (PAD) would need an environmental impact assessment before it could go ahead; however,
The first General Meeting for 2021 of the National Conservation Council took place last week and saw the ratification of decisions made as to whether certain development projects required environmental impact assessments.
Ahead of a second meeting by the Central Planning Authority scheduled for 21st July to look at development of a 10-storey hotel in central George Town, concerns have been raised with the Director of Planning. Mr Haroon Pandohie, as to the initial approval of the development.
The Peninsular, the highest priced single-family home ever recorded in the Cayman Islands, has recently been sold, with the sale conducted by Cayman Islands Sotheby’s International Realty agent, Nikki Broadhurst.
NCB Group celebrated the “topping off’ of its newest residential development, AURA, on Wednesday, 26 May.
The Dart group has set out to reassure the public about its proposed Planned Area Development (PAD) for the area north of Governor’s Harbour in terms of future development and how it may impact beach access.
Dart Real Estate is now pre-leasing an additional 100,000 square feet of Class-A commercial space in Camana Bay, thanks to the proposed increase in height of its newest planned development at 60 Nexus Way.
The developers of Indigo Bay, one of a string of building projects currently taking place in Grand Harbour, allowed a sneak peek into their progress last weekend, with David Nelson, President of the developers, Charlton Group, taking guests on a tour of these ocean-front properties.