Work in progress - June 2024
Life in Aflora
Summer has arrived in Tulum along with an unseasonably early rains. With more than 10-consecutive days of heavy rain, we have been working around the clock to prepare the installations of Aflora against future tropical storms.
These meteorological events have incurred delays in certain areas, however we are finalizing installations on our onsite power plant and back-up systems that will assist us in providing energy to key areas in the event of blackouts and power cuts.
Construction Progress
Work continues on Aflora.
Villa 5:
Construction progress - 67% Complete
Sheetrock supports installed
Cables and electrical connections installed
Patio installed
Metal railing installed and painted
Magic Apartment Towers
Tower A:
Construction progress - 99% Complete
Final units in process of delivery
Tower B:
Construction progress - 99% Complete
Final units in process of delivery
Tower C:
Construction progress - 99% Complete
Final units in process of delivery
Tower D:
Construction progress - 89% Complete
Detailing in carpentry
Preparations for interior design installation
Detailing of pergolas and lateral facades
Installation of air conditioning equipment completed
Tower H:
Construction progress - 65% Complete
Installation of tiles in bathrooms
Installation of pergolas on rooftop levels
Garden level cobblestone installed
Tower I:
Construction progress - 67% Complete
Preparations for window installation underway
Plumbing installations connected with the main hydrosanitary grid
Railings installation in progress
Natural Pool:
Construction progress - Awaiting final installations
Installation of landscaping and illumination of paths
Waterfalls in operation
BathHouse & Spa:
Construction progress - Under Revision
Green Initiative
Tulum received historic figures of rainfall for this month, setting records not previously seen in the past 72 years in the region.
We are pleased to report that our investment in permeable materials has been a tremendous success, resulting in no standing water or flooding in our common areas. By respecting the porosity of the region's geography, our common areas allow for the rain to replenish the natural aquifers.
Community News
After two years of work and 2.5 billion pesos of investment, the Jaguar National Park of Tulum is finally nearing completion. The park, currently 92% finished, includes the creation of six beach access points, trails to the archaeological zone, and the construction of bike and walking paths.
This month Tulum Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo has laid the first stone for the municipality’s new Command, Control, Communication and Computing Center. The new initiative will cost around 28.3 million pesos and benefit 33,000 residents with advanced technology for crime prevention.
