A bold new vision is coming to life in the heart of Oranjestad, Aruba, as the City Place development prepares to redefine urban living and commerce in the capital. Situated in the historic Old La Linda district, between Dufry and Aruba Bank on Mainstreet, City Place is designed to blend Aruba’s cultural roots with modern infrastructure and vibrant city life.
Spanning 2,129m², the development will feature a service-focused commercial mall on the ground floor, two levels of parking accommodating up to 300 vehicles, four luxury residential floors, and a rooftop skydeck offering panoramic 360° ocean views. This multifaceted hub aims to enhance Oranjestad’s walkability, appeal to locals and tourists, and serve as a magnet for business and leisure.
With over 800,000 cruise passengers arriving annually—30% of whom stroll through Mainstreet—plus a residential population of around 30,000, Oranjestad is ripe for revitalization. Successful events like the Auténtico Culinary Festival highlight the city’s potential to attract thousands when paired with quality experiences.
Strategically supported by government investments—including repurposed buildings for student housing and government offices—City Place is poised to become a catalyst for sustainable economic growth. The development team is currently seeking business partners to join this urban transformation, with ideal tenants including cafés, supermarkets, boutique entertainment venues, wellness centers, and essential services.
City Place represents not just a real estate project, but a dynamic shift in the future of downtown Oranjestad—an invitation to residents, entrepreneurs, and investors to help shape the next chapter of Aruba’s capital.
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