Manglar Albor

Following the resounding success of the first Manglar tower, Grupo Fonte doubled down in the same Aidy Grill micro-center with Albor. The developer's read is precise: in this area —steps from Playa Brava, 200 meters from Avenida Italia and the Design District growing around Plaza México— there's an imbalance between what people are looking for and what exists. Albor targets the public that wants to live in the neighborhood, not just spend summers there, and the market's response confirms it: the project already exceeds 80% sold, with a growing share of Uruguayan buyers. It's part of an expanding residential micro-district that's turning Aidy Grill into one of the city's most dynamic hubs, with services, dining and urban life year-round.

The apartments range from one to three bedrooms, with saleable areas from 59 to 170 m², and a design that prioritizes natural light, functionality and low maintenance costs, true to the low-fee philosophy that defines the brand. Construction started in January 2025 and is progressing well —columns and slab of level 13 already completed— with delivery estimated around 2029. The amenities include a terrace with 360-degree views, a heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool, gym, solarium, sports court, hot tubs, wet and dry sauna, six multipurpose rooms, pool bar, coworking space and two playrooms: a large-tower offering with the neighborhood logic that defines Aidy Grill.

Albor is born under the direction of Estudio Chiacchio and continues the brand language of Manglar Brava: modern, elegant design, international-category materials and amenities spread across the green areas that the generous plot allows. The urban-planning detail is significant: it's the last available site with these characteristics in the area, set back from the shore at 30 meters from the sea yet with views as open as those on the front line, thanks to the low height of the immediate surroundings. The 22-story tower simultaneously captures the Brava, the Mansa, the sunrise and the sunset, an orientation privilege that few buildings in the city can offer. Construction is being carried out by Norte Construcciones, with more than fifty years of track record in Uruguay.

The market validated the bet with remarkable speed: more than 160 units sold in a short period and 85% of the project sold, repeating the sales record its predecessor achieved from launch in late 2024. The developer's payment plan — fixed interest-free installments, paid according to the construction progress backing each stage — lowers the entry barrier for investors who prefer not to tie up all their capital. The growing share of Uruguayan buyers confirms Aidy Grill's transformation into a year-round neighborhood, steps from Brava beach, 200 meters from Avenida Italia and the Plaza México Design District, with restaurants, cafés and supermarkets running twelve months a year.

• Second project of the Manglar micro-district, with about 80% sold
• Location between Playa Brava and the Punta del Este Design District (Plaza México)
• Aimed at buyers who want to live in the neighborhood year-round
• Strong local demand: growing share of Uruguayan buyers
• Backed by Grupo Fonte, with more than 20 years of experience
• Sister project of Manglar Brava (same developer, Grupo Fonte)
• More than 160 units sold, according to the developer
• Constructora Norte Construcciones, +50 years of experience in Uruguay