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The Cliff at El Sunzal project, developed by Towco, S.A. de C.V., marks the beginning of a new era for coastal real estate development in El Salvador.
Located in the El Sunzal area, in the heart of Surf City, just 25 minutes from San Salvador, The Cliff positions itself as a benchmark for modern, sustainable, and high-value real estate development in the region.
Surrounded by the area’s premier gastronomic and tourist destinations—La Ola Betos, Olor de Mar, El Tunco, and Club El Sunzal—this project redefines beachfront living, combining exclusivity, nature, and well-being.
A two-phase project to be developed over the next five years
The Cliff at El Sunzal consists of two major development phases, which will be carried out over the next five years, with a total projected investment exceeding US$150 million.
Currently under construction, the first phase comprises a premium residential development with 104 exclusive lots, where each owner can design their own custom home. This master plan has been designed to offer privileged views of the Pacific Ocean, robust infrastructure, essential services, and a safe and harmonious environment.
The second phase envisions the construction of more than 100 luxury oceanfront apartments, located on the cliffs of the El Sunzal area. This development will include the largest natural saltwater pools in El Salvador, as well as relaxation areas, wellness facilities, a spa, and spaces designed to fully enjoy the unique experience of living “between the sky and the sea.”
Impact on Surf City and La Libertad: The Cliff represents not only a premium real estate development but also a strategic investment driving the transformation of Surf City.
The project will generate local employment, demand for materials and services, and municipal tax revenue, strengthening the economic and tourism growth of the coastal region of La Libertad. It also promotes an orderly, sustainable, and high-value development model, aligned with the national strategy that promotes coastal tourism and private investment in infrastructure.
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