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Paragon Properties Becomes
Catalyst of Major Growth Spurt
on Central Pacific Coast
The town of Parrita, Costa Rica,
is experiencing an incredible
growth spurt due in part to a
Hollywood, Florida, corporation
and its Chairman William Gale,
who have recently begun heavy
development in the area.
Among the improvements being
done in the area are the
addition of new roads, new water
delivery systems, new sewage
systems, and new homes being
built.
Ocean Palms Shopping Plaza will
compliment the adjoining
residential complex as well as
other developer's projects
located near Paragon's many
properties in the Parrita area.
According to Parrita's City
Engineer Daniel Rojas, the area
has seen a 153% rise in
applications for construction
permits within the last 12
months. Rojas points to the
construction of Paragon's Punta
Verde and Presidential Estates
residences as an example of
Paragon's influence in the area.
The company is planning to
improve the aqueducts
infrastructure, allowing Paragon
Properties of Costa Rica to
provide potable water service
for the 85 residences that will
build in those projects and also
the 400 residents who live in
the immediate area.
Paragon Properties owns more
than 1,000 hectares (2.470
acres) of land in Costa Rica
which will someday house a
series of individual residential
complexes.
Among the proposed developments
are Ocean Palms and Ocean Palms
Shopping Plaza which are in the
process of gaining approval from
the National Institute of
Housing and Urbanism (INVU) and
at the Technical Environmental
Secretary (SETENA) located in
Costa Rica's capital San Jose.
Paragon's Ocean Palms site plan
also consists of 150 home sites
that will be developed on 48
hectares (100 acres) of land
located next to Costa Rica's
main "Costanera" Highway. The
second phase of development
slated for fourth quarter 2007,
calls for the addition of a
shopping center distributed on
three hectares (6 acres) located
on the main highway.
Esteban Soto, Paragon's Costa
Rican President says, "Ocean
Palms Shopping Plaza will
compliment the adjoining
residential complex as well as
other developer's projects
located near Paragon's many
properties in the Parrita area."
According to Soto, the planned
Ocean Palms development will
include a beach club, gym,
sports and recreation areas,
golfing, and rest and park
areas. Within the shopping
center will be a grocery store,
banking branches, open air
cafes, stores, boutiques, a club
house, optics and restaurants.
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