SANTO DOMINGO – The AC Residences by Marriott Cap Cana residential and hotel project was presented in Madrid during a private meeting organized by Gesproin Group, a Spanish-owned company developing various projects in the eastern Dominican Republic. This marks one of the first formal approaches the initiative has made to the European market.
The event brought together investors, clients, strategic partners and representatives of the real estate sector at the Livingceramics Lithotech Showroom, where details of the development to be built in the destination city of Cap Cana were shown, which seeks to combine residential offerings with hotel operation under the AC Hotels by Marriott brand.
According to Gesproin Group, the project includes 60 residential units and 116 hotel rooms, in addition to amenities geared towards luxury tourism and long-term stays.
The architectural proposal was designed by the Spanish studio Morph, with a contemporary concept integrated into the tourist environment of the complex, one of the fastest growing real estate and tourist destinations in the eastern region of the country.
The meeting was attended by Jorge Subero Medina, CEO of Cap Cana, whose presence reflected the institutional support for development within the resort complex.
European interest is growing
The presentation in Madrid takes place in a context where Dominican developers have increased their presence in international markets, especially in European and American cities, in search of buyers linked to second homes, asset investment and tourist rentals.
AC Residences by Marriott Cap Cana announced that it will incorporate areas such as a restaurant, rooftop, pool, spa, event center and access to golf facilities, one of the elements that characterizes the tourist and real estate offer of the destination.
The project is part of the growing trend of branded residences developments in the Dominican Republic, a model that combines residential properties with international hotel brands and has gained ground in Caribbean tourist destinations in recent years.
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