New Eco-Friendly Real Estate Launches in Grand Cayman

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 11, 2020

A new eco-friendly real estate development has launched on the East End of Grand Cayman.

It’s called Sunrise Terraces, and it’s the brainchild of Steel Dreams Development.

The project consists of a collection of duplex homes, all of which are built by 80 percent recycled materials.

Uniquely, the project consists of homes designed around shipping containers.

Every unit has its own rooftop terrace accessed by a spiral staircase.

“Steel Dreams Development is taking action to assist with the regeneration of our earth’s precious environment by offering strong, beautiful, robustly engineered properties,” said John Bodden, development director at Steel Dreams.

The new project is part of what is one of the region’s hottest real estate markets, with a host of both new real estate projects and hotels currently in the development pipeline.

For more, visit Steel Dreams.

— CJ

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