Torres del Este

On Avenida Chiverta, a few meters from parada 5 de la Mansa, Torres del Este is the highest-volume project of the new Punta cycle: two towers —Mansa and Brava— totaling 456 apartments with one, two and three bedrooms. The first has already begun its occupancy phase, and the second is due for delivery in April 2027, with the developer working to bring forward a partial occupancy permit. With an investment of close to US$ 80 million and 90% sold, the project reflects a phenomenon that has changed the market: more and more Uruguayans are choosing Punta del Este as a city to live in, not just for the summer. Its location, between the beach and the Roosevelt services corridor, makes it a practical option both for permanent residence and for rental investment.

Torres del Este adds 456 apartments with one, two and three bedrooms spread across two towers of 23 floors —Mansa and Brava—, with identical layouts that differ only in orientation and views. The structure is efficient: eight apartments on the first floor and ten per floor from floor 2 to 23, served by five elevators, with parking on the ground floor and two underground garage levels. The units feature radiant floor heating and finishes designed for the intensive use of full-time housing. It's the highest-volume product of the new eastern cycle and also one of the most versatile: it works equally well for a family settling in year-round as for an investor seeking annual income in an area of sustained demand.

The complex stands on avenida Chiverta, right on the Aidy Grill axis, steps from parada 5 on the Mansa and walking distance from the Brava. It's a hinge position: calm beach on one side, ocean on the other, with the avenida Roosevelt services corridor — supermarkets, restaurants, Punta Shopping, the bus terminal — just minutes away. That equation explains the buyer profile: more and more Uruguayans choosing Punta del Este as a city to live in, not just to spend the summer. The Torre Mansa has already begun its occupancy phase, and the Torre Brava is due for delivery in April 2027, with the developer working to bring forward a partial opening.

With an investment of close to 80 million dollars and around 90% sold across both towers, the project by Grupo The Forest Tower showed that Punta del Este's upper-middle segment has a depth of demand few anticipated. The amenities —pool, gym, sauna, coworking space, sports court, playroom, meeting rooms, laundry and security— are sized for a large community active all twelve months, which sustains year-round rental demand in the building. For the investor, the first tower, already occupied, works as real proof of how the product performs: occupancy, building fees (HOA) and rental dynamics stop being projections and become verifiable data before buying into the second.

• One of the largest-scale residential projects in the area: 456 apartments in two towers
• Tower Mansa already in the occupancy phase; Tower Brava with delivery expected for April 2027
• Total investment close to US$ 80 million
• Nearly 90% sold across both towers
• Growing demand from Uruguayan residents who live here year-round
• Investment of US$ 80 million; 90% sold (with strong growth from Uruguayan buyers)
• Two towers differentiated by location and views (Brava and Mansa) on a plot of almost 10.000 m²
• Developed by Grupo The Forest Tower (more than 20 years in Punta del Este)