New 11-tower hotel and apartment complex proposed for Bahía de Banderas
The latest proposal for a beachside tourist development on the Nayarit coast comes as Sheinbaum works with the governor on a Master Plan for responsible construction and tourism. The post New 11-tower hotel and apartment complex proposed for Bahía de Banderas appeared first on Mexico News Daily
A proposed 11-tower hotel and apartment complex, known as Ocean II, has been submitted for review in Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit, with an estimated cost of 515 million pesos (US$30.5 million). The development, spanning 65,453 square meters, includes a hotel zone, residential zone, and a 187-room hotel across five towers. The project also features 275 apartments in six residential towers, along with various amenities such as restaurants, a spa, a gym, and over 25,000 square meters of green space.
The developers expect construction to commence in March 2027 and be completed by 2033. The announcement comes amid controversy over beachside development, as the area is a critical nesting habitat for the olive ridley sea turtle. President Sheinbaum recently visited Nayarit to announce a Master Plan aimed at conserving beaches, guaranteeing free access, and protecting the state's biodiversity.
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