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George Town Business Park - Warehouse, Office, Retail And More

Available on request

Year built
2025
Type
Commercial
Land
63,367 ft²
Use
Warehouse
Lettable area
2,002 ft²
Parking
60

What this listing includes

  • Solar power
  • Parking
  • On-site security
The brief

The reason to consider it.

George Town Business Park offers a rare opportunity to secure a commercial space in a prime location within the city’s Golden Triangle, conveniently situated between Mary Street and Godfrey Nixon Way.

Key Features:

  • Modern Commercial Units – 1,060 sq. ft. footprint with structural provisions for an additional second floor, expanding to 2,120 sq. ft. Additional 350 sq ft of mezzanine is included in price.
  • Strategic Location – High visibility and accessibility within George Town’s commercial hub.
  • Sustainability Focused – Each unit is equipped with a 5KW solar panel system under the CUC CORE Programme, feeding unused electricity back to the grid for energy credits.
  • Built for Resilience – Category 5 hurricane-rated structure with a rigid moment-resisting frame and 10’ above sea level elevation.
  • High-Performance Building Envelope – Engineered for durability, efficiency, and climate resilience.
  • Ample Parking – Over 60 parking spaces for convenience.
  • Versatile Design – Open floor plans without load-bearing walls, allowing for flexible configurations such as climate-controlled storage, commercial enterprises, office spaces, and multi-level setups.

Designed with adaptability in mind, these units seamlessly integrate structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing accommodations, allowing for maximum efficiency and customization. Whether you need a high-tech workspace, showroom, or scalable business hub, GT Business Park provides a future-proof solution in a thriving commercial district. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of George Town’s revitalization and secure a space in one of the Cayman Islands’ most forward-thinking developments.

Cost of entry

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What completing costs

US dollars

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