The luxury resort projected in Baix Maestrat reaches 20 million in committed funds
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The luxury resort projected in Baix Maestrat reaches 20 million in committed funds

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General29 August 2026 at 05:04

A luxury resort is being projected in the county of Baix Maestrat, in the province of Castellón, in Spain. The project is driven by the firm Urbanix and the Asociación Valenciana de Construcción Modular (AVCM).

The promoters of the project revealed to this newspaper that the resort reached 20 million euros in committed funds. This value represents the total capital already secured for the development of the luxury tourist complex.

The Asociación Valenciana de Construcción Modular is involved in the project, which suggests that modular construction will be a central element in the resort's architecture. This type of construction, based on prefabricated modules, has been increasingly used in large-scale tourism projects.

Baix Maestrat is a county located in the north of the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community. The region is known for its coastal areas and its tourism potential, which justifies the choice of this location for a luxury complex of this magnitude.

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