18 Forum Lane is the first LEED® Gold-certified Class-A office building in the Caribbean located in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands and offers unparalleled energy cost savings for its tenants as well as provides an ideal environment for employee attraction, retention and engagement.
We’re starting the New Year with a view to the future – what’s in store for Dart Real Estate in 2018? This year, we’re looking to break ground on another commercial building – the biggest yet and the future home of our Dart team!
An airy supermarket proposed. Luxury residences opening. Office construction winding up. Otherworldly trees rooting. New parking coming. There’s no shortage of anticipation this month as we near completion on major construction projects and look towards the near and long term future of Cayman Islands Real Estate.
As fall approaches, several of our road projects are nearing completion, making way for more efficient traffic flow and better experiences for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists. We also celebrate the team at Kimpton Seafire Resort + Spa who earned the prestigious AAA Five Diamond Award. Looking forward, we’re preparing for the opening of The Residences at Seafire and completion of One Nexus Way.
Builders peg the cost of a LEED-certified home in the Cayman Islands at seven percent more than a standard home, but say energy savings alone will pay the extra in three years or less.
February’s development update celebrates Kimpton Seafire’s success in the travel world publications, announces Dart Real Estate’s plans to build Camana Bay’s largest commercial building, speaks to traffic management plans on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway and informs of the Seafire sales team’s move to Bungalow 1 at Seafire.
Just like any other town, Camana Bay has evolved. It’s not just the tenants that have evolved in the decade since the Town Centre opened; the landscaping has evolved; the type of visitors has evolved; they way people use the spaces has evolved; and, as One Nexus Way – Camana Bay’s next Class A office building – exemplifies, design and construction have also evolved.
With our strategic partners at Decco, we seek to convey meaning through thoughtful design and encourage people to develop an attachment to the physical environment. Successful placemaking happens through continuous innovation and nurturing, and we’re excited to share the latest news on the places to come.
We are delighted to share the first of our visual development updates from the desk of our President, Jackie Doak. This issue includes updates on Camana Bay development and related infrastructure.
