May 12, 2016
Planning authority approves airport expansion
A $50 million expansion of Owen Roberts International Airport has been approved by the Central Planning Authority.
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May 12, 2016
Cayman Enterprise City campus gets zoning approval
Zoning approval has been granted for Cayman Enterprise Citys proposed c&us on a 70-acre site in South Sound. Long-term plans for a cluster of office buildings, homes, restaurants and a hotel surrounding a man-made lake have been outlined for the Special Economic Zone.
May 12, 2016
Tourist arrivals dip slightly
The number of visitor arrivals in Cayman for the month of May dipped slightly compared to last year, but the western Caribbean tourism hub managed to maintain an overall increase in visitors so far in 2015.
May 12, 2016
Golf resort aims for 2018 tee-off
A second golf course has been added to plans for the proposed Ironwood resort, and the developments project director is predicting a 2018 opening date.
May 12, 2016
Ironwood commits to hiring locals
The developers behind the planned Ironwood golf resort have committed to a target of hiring a workforce of mostly Caymanian employees as part of a duty concessions agreement with government.
May 12, 2016
2013 Awards Night: Shining a Spotlight on the Stars
INCREDIBLE ACCOMPLISHMENT: Kim Lund celebrates with RE/MAX CEO Margaret Kelly after receiving the prestigious Luminary of Distinction award.RE/MAX paid tribute to its top producers and other honorees at the 2013 Best of RE/MAX Awards Night on February 27. At the MGM Grand Hotel & Casino,
May 12, 2016
Dart buys Barefoot Beach property
A $10 million piece of beachfront property in East End once slated for a Mandarin Oriental Hotel has been acquired by Dart Realty, the developer has confirmed.
May 12, 2016
Camana Bay roadwork approved
Major changes to the road network around Camana Bay, including moving a section of the highway and building a new underpass, have been approved by the Central Planning Authority.
May 12, 2016
Expansion plans ahead for Health City
Health City Cayman Islands will invest $25 million in infrastructure in 2016, and as much as another $100 million in 2017 and 2018, all drawn from private sources. The investments will come from Health City and Health City Development, expanding hospital facilities and launching a series of commercial enterprises, including staff housing, a shopping plaza, design work on a 185-room hotel and a marketing plan for a medical school.