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Terraplen was born in 1915 as a development landfill called El Javillo at the entrance to Casco Antiguo. Curiosly named in some originals map with an english name: Market Avenue, this wide boulevard started at the Fish Market at the end of Balboa Avenue. Although most of the buildings where built in the 20´s and 30´s, the height and volumes where respected. This area provides the perfect scenario for commercial bussiness.

Historic property for sale Casco Viejo, San Felipe: One of the oldest properties in town, La Logia sumarizes the charm and romance of a true Spanish Colonial city. Stone arches framing a beautiful and peaceful internal garden reminds you of an old convent. La Logia is a true Casco Viejo jewel combining fabulous location (steps away from Plaza Bolivar), volume and zoning. 800 mt2 of area lot, and near 2000 mt2 of construction area. Plans include a 17 bedroom hotel with restaurant, commercial spaces, pool and gardens.

Two buildings joined together. Stunning deep balconies, views and light. While each developer will design according to their needs, former studies showed a capacity for 9 apartments and a studio. With Casa Baluarte getting ready to deliver, this might be the best moment to step in.

Hotel Santa Ana holds 41 rooms and is ripe for redevelopment into a higher hospitality or residential use that takes advantage of the location’s propective appreciation, tourism traffic and unmatchable lifestyle driven by La Quince’s mixed-use ecosystem. Site Area: 474 m2 Total Construction Area: 1,365m2 Total Rooms: 41 Patio and access to empty lot fit to build a parking project. Parking project: 3138 mt2 buildable

Who would have thought that the day would come where we could say: “one of the last homes available”. But it is true for Manzana 14 which is one of the most restored blocks in Casco Antiguo. Restored homes condos include Legación, Cuatro Casas, the Casco Antiguo Office and neighborhood businesses like Tomato, GrandClement icecreams, and more recently Thai spa. NGO´s like Fundación Calicanto and professional offices like Hache Uve Architects and even Arco Properties!

Always packed with traffic and people coming and going, this spot is one of the most walked by corners of B Avenue. People come and go into Salsipuedes, the famous local market street that connects Plaza Santa Ana with B Avenue. Traffic light right in front, allows time for drivers to notice this colonial looking building in the middle of more modern 70`s structures. Inside, the building is mostly wood and is empty from tenants with exception of the two commercial spaces below. With Selina hostal a stone throws away, this might be the opportunity to develop something commercial. Photos show the building back a few years ago. This is a classic Casco Viejo renovation, where the building has to be emptied inside and re done. The whole property is able to have 506.79 mt2 (construction mt2). Current approved plans for the property include 12 small apartments and 2 commercial spaces.