Construction work on a large urban development project consisting of 7,490 properties in Eastern Spain could commence as early as April. The project will be located on the biggest available piece of urban land in Alicante Province, specifically at La Hoya in Torrevieja, which covers an area of almost two million square meters. Once the public consultation process is completed, the developers, namely Elche Corpe, Eurovillas, and TM Group from Torrevieja, will be granted a license to begin work. Despite receiving approval from the Valencian government in 2009, the project did not move forward due to the recession, various legal challenges, and an environmental impact study involving the adjacent natural park.
Construction work on a large urban development project consisting of 7,490 properties in Eastern Spain could commence as early as April. The project will be located on the biggest available piece of urban land in Alicante Province, specifically at La Hoya in Torrevieja, which covers an area of almost two million square meters.
The Torrevieja Council has given the green light to revised construction plans submitted by three developers for the project worth 53 million euros. The land at La Hoya is surrounded by the CV-905 road, the La Siesta residential areas, the La Mata natural park, the Quiron Hospital, and Torrevieja’s International Auditorium.
During a public consultation process, individuals or groups can share their feedback and concerns about the project. However, construction work on the site is expected to begin in less than two months. Once the consultation process is completed, the developers, namely Elche Corpe, Eurovillas, and TM Group from Torrevieja, will be granted a license that includes access to basic services such as electricity.
As a requirement for the construction project, the developers are obligated to construct a pond located near the CV-905 that can hold 40,000 cubic meters of stormwater. The pond will be connected to water collectors to prevent any flooding. Additionally, the link road connecting the CV-905 and NH-332 will undergo significant upgrades.
Despite receiving approval from the Valencian government in 2009, the project did not move forward due to the recession, various legal challenges, and an environmental impact study involving the adjacent natural park. The large urban development will comprise of a mixture of holiday homes, properties intended for first-time domestic buyers, and subsidized housing.
Torrevieja is a municipality located on the southeast coast of Spain, in the province of Alicante, and is known for its tourism industry. The Torrevieja Council has initiated several urban development projects to improve the city's infrastructure and enhance the quality of life for its residents.
One of the major urban development projects in Torrevieja is the "Plan de Renovación Urbana" (Urban Renewal Plan), which aims to upgrade the city's urban areas and promote sustainable development. This project includes the regeneration of several key areas in the city, such as the city centre, the waterfront, and the beaches.
The plan includes the construction of new public spaces, the renovation of existing buildings and public infrastructure, and the creation of new green areas. The council has also focused on promoting sustainable mobility by developing pedestrian and cycle paths, improving public transportation, and creating new parking areas.
Another significant urban development project in Torrevieja is the "Plan de Actuación Integral en el Barrio de San Roque" (Comprehensive Action Plan in the San Roque Neighbourhood), which focuses on improving the quality of life for residents in this area. The plan includes the rehabilitation of existing buildings, the construction of new social housing, the improvement of public spaces, and the creation of new community facilities.
Overall, the Torrevieja Council's urban development projects aim to create a more liveable, sustainable, and attractive city for both residents and visitors. These projects represent a significant investment in the city's infrastructure and are expected to have a positive impact on the local economy and quality of life.
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