LCH Developments is now wooing prospective tenants for its US$10-million commercial development which is an integral part of The Pinnacle. At the same time, it is counting on a European company — whose name it will soon announce — to boost sales on the residential side of the swanky project located in Reading, on the outskirts of Montego Bay. More than 100 people, including confirmed and potential buyers as well as realtors, were invited to a “hard hat” tour of the project two Saturdays ago.
LCH’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Yangsen Li was on hand to give them a walkthrough of the 3,800-square-metre commercial space that he anticipates will house restaurants, a supermarket, pharmacy, banking facilities, retail shops and more. Li said that structure will be up and running by next August. It will be open to the local community and has a separate entrance, closer to Reading main road, from the rest of the historic development.
The recent tour was also an opportunity to show how work has progressed on the overall project which includes four 28-storey towers, a 15-slip marina for yachts, a five-storey members’ only club exclusively for occupants of its luxurious apartments and villas, along with a long list of impressive features and amenities. “Before we cast the foundation for tower one I wanted to invite clients who already bought units, or potential clients, to come see our quality work. I want them to see our steel structure, see all the pilings, all the littl.