Press highlights impact of Crystal Lagoons project minutes from Buenos Aires

12 January, 2024 / News

Remeros Beach is a disruptive real estate development minutes from Buenos Aires, whose standout amenity is an imposing crystalline lagoon spanning 3.5 hectares with 10,000 m² of white sandy beach, developed using sustainable Crystal Lagoons® technology.

It has been hailed as an oasis that redefines urban life. Located in the northern area of the trans-Andean capital, it has been a commercial success from the start, selling over half of its sites in the first two months. This project offers its residents a beach lifestyle steps away from home.

Surrounding it are condominiums that blend townhouses and apartments based on the Home & Resort concept. The project is situated on an 18-hectare plot with ample green areas.

Remeros Beach is a premium residential development and also includes a wide range of other top-notch amenities such as a clubhouse with a restaurant, beach club, marinas and nautical center, spa and gym, kids club, tennis courts, soccer fields, putting green, and shopping center. It also features different beach sectors: sports, family, and relaxation.

Argentina is Crystal Lagoons’ primary market in Latin America, and Buenos Aires is one of the cities where the water innovation multinational has the most projects. It has projects in various cities, such as Gran Buenos Aires, Córdova, Rosario, Mar del Plata, and Pinamar. In these destinations and partnership with major local real estate developers, it has developed projects like Terralagos, Lagoon Pilar, La Mansa, Vida Lagoon, Developer Aqua, and Acquavista. Adding to the success of Remeros Beach is Terralagos, a project that sold out lake-view apartments in record time.

Argentinians are heavy users and enjoy beach life. That’s why crystalline lagoons have succeeded in this country, bringing a fraction of the ocean steps away from homes. The impact has been noticeable in country clubs near Buenos Aires, inland regions, and renowned resorts like Mar del Plata and Pinamar in more distant beach areas.

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