Three ambitious developments with golf courses in the province of Limassol that are expected to bring multiple benefits for Cyprus in general, the Limassol Hills Golf Resort, the Eagle Pine Golf Resort and the Limassol Greens, have been put on track for implementation, were announced in a recent announcement by the Association of Major Developments.
From these developments, Limassol Greens, of Lanitis Golf Public Co Ltd, in the urban area of Limassol, seems to be the most advanced, as the Marketing & Communication Manager (of Limassol Greens) Giorgos Georgiou told us, the golf course is expected to be completed in the spring of 2025 and in the summer, it will be ready to welcome the first players. The first residential units will be delivered at the end of this year and will be able to welcome the owners, early 2025. The total sales of the project so far have exceeded 75 million euros.
Limassol Greens includes an international standard 18-hole golf course, state-of-the-art clubhouse, 500 villas and 250 apartments. As well as commercial and entertainment venues, with shops, restaurants, cafes, a wellness centre, gym, outdoor yoga and meditation areas, tennis and basketball courts, walking and biking trails, playgrounds, an outdoor amphitheatre and a lush botanical garden. Construction work is underway on the two sold-out apartment buildings Robin East and Robin West, which include 52 two-and three-bedroom apartments, and the construction of the first 24 villas. Construction work on the golf course, Clubhouse, road network and infrastructure is progressing rapidly. The total cost of the development will exceed 400 million euros and as pointed out by the Association of Major Developments, it will create 350 direct and 800 indirect jobs.
Aristo Developers' Eagle Pine Golf Resort, in the area of the picturesque villages of Agios Ambrosios, Paramali and Sotira, with a value exceeding €500 million, has been launched by the company's own heads, as its Deputy General Manager, Lefteris Aristodemou, told us. He added that the internal road network of the development has been constructed as well as the road that connects it to the community of Paramali. Land works are currently underway for the first 9 holes of the golf course. Lefteris Aristodemou added that at the same time contacts are being made for the participation of new investors in the development, which Aristo Developers favors. Eagle Pine Golf Resort will feature an 18-hole championship golf course, commercial development, cafes, restaurants, contemporary 80-bed boutique hotel, as well as residential developments on 676 detached lots, with five large single-family developments. The Association of Major Developments estimates that this project will add €200 million to the state's coffers and will employ 300 people for its implementation.
For the Limassol Hills Golf Resort, between the communities of Vasa Kellakiou, Asgata, Sanida and Limassol Forest, according to information collected by "Entrepreneurial Limassol", an application for the issuance of building permits has been submitted to the Limassol District Administration. At the same time, consultations are underway with Government Departments and Services that have requested additional information on the development and where requested, relevant studies are being prepared that will be submitted for issuance of the final permit.
Planning permits have been secured. Limassol Hills Golf Resort will be built by Universal Golf Enterprises PLC, a subsidiary of Universal Life Insurance Public Co. It will include an 18-hole golf course designed by an international house, a golf club with two restaurants, a boutique hotel with 30 luxury suites, a spa, a wellness centre, a tourist village with various shops, a single residential development with 262 two- and three-bedroom units, as well as 520 luxury mansions of various types. Its facilities include a biological water purification station, a photovoltaic park and public green spaces. For the implementation of the project, it is estimated that more than 2,700 workers will be employed, while with its opening more than 750 people will gain a job.
