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The 108 coastal developments — off-plan and under-construction units, plots in the most sought-after neighborhoods and select projects to invest in — from Punta del Este to José Ignacio. Units in our portfolio with price, full information and direct inquiry.
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Developments guide · Punta del Este
We've surveyed 133 active developments across the whole east coast —53 towers and buildings, 36 gated communities, 17 country-estate clubs and several land subdivisions— from Punta del Este to José Ignacio. You'll find off-plan, under-construction and brand-new units. Filter by area above or browse the full index below; each listing takes you to the project's detail, with availability and direct inquiry.
We've surveyed 133 active developments across the whole east coast: towers and buildings, gated communities, country-estate clubs and land subdivisions, from Punta del Este to José Ignacio. Sort them by area in this same page's index, and each listing takes you to the detail, with availability and direct inquiry.
Among the projects setting the agenda are Fendi Château Residences and the Cipriani Ocean Resort —on the site of the historic Hotel San Rafael, designed by Rafael Viñoly's studio— on Playa Brava, as well as SLS Punta del Este, The Rock and Arte La Barra. These are the ones defining where development in the east is heading today; the rest of the options, by area, are listed below.
The largest concentration is in Punta del Este (Playa Brava and Playa Mansa) and in José Ignacio, followed by Punta Ballena, Manantiales, La Barra, El Chorro, and La Juanita. Each area has its own profile: beachfront towers in La Brava, country estates and gated communities toward the east. Details for each area are on its zone page.
Buying off-plan usually gets you a better entry price and an installment payment plan during construction, in exchange for waiting for delivery; buying brand new gives you the unit already built, with no wait. Which one suits you depends on your goal —investment or use— and we cover that in the off-plan buying guide and the guide to investing in Punta del Este.
Yes. A foreigner buys with the same rights as a Uruguayan, with no need for residency, with the deal set in dollars and in their own name or through a company. The full purchase process is in the guide to buying a property in Uruguay.
The usual scheme starts with a reservation and a reservation agreement for an initial percentage, continues with installments during construction — generally interest-free — and is completed with the balance due at delivery or at the deed transfer. Each project sets its own plan in the reservation agreement; we share it with you project by project when you ask.
We know every development along the coast and we have options that aren't publicly listed.