Cabo San Lucas, Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, Mexico
The Town Center River Walk is new project in the preliminary stages for Cabo San Lucas that is planned for the area near Walmart and Sam's Club Plaza in Cabo San Lucas.
This is a low rise sub-division for multi-uses with a total surface area of 30 hectares, designated to be Town Center River Walk for Cabo San Lucas and the tourist corridor, in Los Cabos Baja California Sur.
This is a multipurpose development that covers 30 hectares and will become the Town Center River Walk for Cabo San Lucas and the Tourist Corridor in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur.
The project was designed to have several sections, which will allow for easy navigation—for pedestrians and vehicles—complete with public services and a specific design for commercial, residential, tourist, business, and financial zones, and for mixed and multipurpose services, spanning cultural, civic, and governmental. Click on images for larger views.
Phase 1 View - Town Center River Walk - Cabo San Lucas, B. C. S., Mexico
The structure of the Town Center River Walk integrates “cores” (the vital elements of a city center and world-class travel destination): a government presence, banks, business, shopping, tourism, and residential opportunities—elements that bring together the community of Los Cabos.
The purpose of the Town Center River Walk is to bring together the growing multicultural community that aims to blend “rest” with “work,” the 21st-century way of living.
The ambience of the Town Center River Walk is tourist friendly and modern, in step with the international feel of Cabo San Lucas.
With a vision for a town center and planned community for Cabo San Lucas, Carlos Ungson has engaged well-known architects and landscape architects to create one of the most beautiful concepts, with shopping, business, condominiums, commercial, activities, gourmet dining, all around a river walk and lakes.
Attractive and an attraction beyond imagination, from the knowledge of the best to create an icon in Cabo San Lucas.
