Infinitum launches the second phase of its high-end housing development on the Costa Dorada

Infinitum, the high-end residential and hotel complex on the Costa Dorada, this month starts to market the second phase of its luxury housing development, which has a total constructed area of approximately 21,000 m². It includes 119 homes designed as apartments and terraced, semi-detached, and detached villas.

This new development comes in the wake of having sold more than 90% of the homes offered in the first phase, which consisted of 132 exclusive apartments with 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms, from 80 to more than 150 m² of constructed area and with the option of a garden, ranging in price between €330,000 and €850,000.

Homes are integrated into a private resort surrounded by nature and in an unbeatable location, 10 minutes from Tarragona and 75 minutes from Barcelona, in a natural environment by the sea and with all kinds of services. More specifically, this private resort featuring exclusive homes covers an area of around 330 hectares for residential and hotel use and includes 3 golf courses and a Beach Club. 

The private complex of high-end residences, designed by the renowned Batlle i Roig studio, is promoted by Infinitum Resort SAU, member of the "la Caixa" Foundation real estate holding company.

“This second phase, which has already generated high expectations, will meet the high demand we are experiencing and which has allowed us to sell more than 90% of the homes in the first phase of the project in a short time. First with the construction of high-end apartments and then with the villas”, says Esther Díaz, Infinitum's Director of Real Estate Development, who adds “which confirms the favourable situation of the luxury second home real estate market.”

In the words of Infinitum's Director of Real Estate Development, "All market indicators show that demand will remain stable and that Infinitum's position as a premium destination on the Costa Dorada has been consolidated". Regarding the buyer's profile, Infinitum says “our buyer profile is of local, national, and international origin, mostly families, and we are detecting a growing interest in this type of 'prime' housing from international clientele, attracted by the lifestyle of the area and the services offered by the complex”, explains the Infinitum expert.

Location and all kinds of services

Infinitum homes include services such as comprehensive maintenance of communal areas, 24‑hour surveillance and security, residential services, gym, Kids Club, 11 kilometres of paths integrated into nature for walking, running, or cycling, and exclusive benefits such as a programme of monthly activities for adults and children focused on nature, wellbeing, and fine dining.

The homes were designed by the Batlle i Roig architecture and landscaping firm and stand out for their high-quality finishes. The residential complex has been conceived as a project integrated into the environment in an efficient, respectful, and sustainable way and holds the BREEAM sustainability certificate.

In addition to its Mediterranean setting, what also defines the landscape of Infinitum are its three golf courses, with 45 holes and two clubhouses. These first‑class facilities have been rated the best in Europe in the latest editions of the World Golf Awards and have the Golf Signature Sanctuary certification from Audubon International.

Another of the spaces integrated into Infinitum is the Beach Club, which includes exclusive facilities with ten swimming pools distributed over 4 areas. In addition, the Beach Club has access to the beach and a wide range of fine dining options with several restaurants, another of the resort's hallmarks being signature cuisine with the utmost respect for local products.

Another of the attributes that define the complex is its commitment to the environment, sustainability, and its immediate surroundings, incorporating materials of local origin.

The design of the houses limits their energy consumption, reducing the demand for heating and cooling and consequently saving energy and reducing global emissions. Sustainable water treatment is also practised with efficient, low-consumption equipment and a preference for native drought-resistant vegetation.