According to the president of Canaco Ensenada, Rafael Chávez Montaño, Chinese and American businessmen will build a development called Bajamar Beverly by the Scenic.
Sourche: elvigia.net
March 12, 2021 - Original text by: Gerardo Sanchéz
The multi-million dollar project will be carried out at kilometer 77.5 of the Tijuana-Ensenada Scenic highway and the investors have already acquired the land.
Chinese and North American investors will build a tourist development called Bajamar Beverly, which would have hotels, a housing complex, gyms and even an artificial beach, a work that together would represent an investment of 500 million dollars.
Rafael Chávez Montaño, president of the Ensenada Chamber of Commerce, Services and Tourism, reported the above and pointed out that the local Canaco has been the manager and promoter of this investment, the amount and characteristics of which will make it an important boost for the economic activity of the municipality . He explained that the management to consolidate the project took more than three years and finally the investors were able to purchase the land and obtain the corresponding permits for the start of said development.
Chávez Montaño stressed that there have been several years in which it has not been possible to attract an investment of such an amount for the Pacific coast of the Ensenada municipality, so this project is of particular importance. Economic activation In addition to the spill that it will generate in its building, the number of permanent jobs to be created must be considered, added the president of the Chamber of Commerce, in addition to considering that since it is a highly exclusive tourist complex, it will attract guests and visitors from a high economic level.
He indicated that it will be a five-star tourism development and that it will have all the services that these types of places require. Bajamar Beverly will be located at kilometer 77.5 of the Tijuana-Ensenada highway, and as reported by Chávez Montaño, construction works are expected to begin in the third quarter of this year.
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