A consortium buys nails in Fortaleza for R$5.9 million

Beach Park Hotéis e Turismo S/A and Píer Ideal Entretenimentos won a management tender Two nails on the waterfront In Fortaleza (AD). The two companies in the winning consortium – called Píer Beira-Mar – will be able to exploit public utilities economically after investing R$5.9 million in the award of the concession.

In addition to the amount invested in the auction, the city of Fortaleza estimates an investment of R$29.5 million by the winning consortium during the 16-year exploration of the assets under the contract. The winning consortium will have the right to commercial use of the area and will be responsible for managing, operating and maintaining the high-rise entertainment projects.

The area to be given covers 3,876 square meters of the 270-meter Avenida Ruy Barbosa spigot, and another 4,658 square meters of the 245-meter Avenida Desmargador Moreira. Among the interventions planned for both facilities is the construction of a gastronomic complex in Nautical hike, as well as typical amusement park rides, such as a carousel and an elevator. actually Perfect height It will house a gastronomic corridor, a restaurant and a shopping mall.

Marine screws are structures that act as a retaining wall, preventing erosion and increasing the beach bar by allowing sand to be retained on the coast. In addition to being important for sea conservation, it is emerging as an option for local tourism, being able to house restaurants, shops, and spaces for the general population.

According to the city council, the goal of the concession is to improve infrastructure with private investment that will create jobs and heat up the surrounding economy. Mayor José Sarto ensured that the buildings, though privatized, could be freely accessed by local residents at no cost.

The town hall had put out a public notice to bid for the rise in 2020, at R$4.1 million for the grant, however, due to the coronavirus, this was definitely suspended until the present moment, when the values ​​were down to R$5.9 million. Of the three companies initially interested in the auction, only the Píer Beira-Mar consortium showed interest in the original, winning the bid and acquiring the right to explore the two areas.

“All the works are designed so as not to create environmental impacts, without any interference with our sea. It is also important to remember that residents will be able to continue to use the equipment without paying anything or having any kind of block.”

Rodrigo Nogueira, Fortaleza’s Minister of Economic Development