Master planSan Miguel de Allende
Artesana
Behind the master plan
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Developer Bald Mountain de México S. de R.L. de C.V. Trade coverage of the resort's announcement and of its groundbreaking attributes the whole San Miguel de Allende resort and residential development to Bald Mountain de México, described as a mixed-use development company based in San Miguel de Allende. -
Building manager not found No opened page names a company administering the estate or collecting service charges. Rosewood is named only as the brand operating the hotel and providing concierge and butler service to residence owners, and one announcement states that Artesana Rosewood Residences is not owned, developed or sold by Rosewood Hotels & Resorts or any of its affiliates.
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Holds title to not found No opened page names a company holding title to the land. The 2008 announcements name CarVal Investors only as the funder of construction. A 2012 report on the property's sale says the owners, an investment fund among them, put the project up for sale and names the buyer as an individual, without naming a title-holding company.
Behind these projects
2 firms and individuals 4 open questionsabout this master plan
Points this record cannot yet settle, with the sources on
each side. Both readings are published rather than one being chosen quietly.
The only sourced residence count for Rosewood San Miguel de Allende is the architect's 65 suites and 128 residences; how many are built and for private sale as Artesana is not established on opened sources, which show only a few villas currently on the market.
- 128 residences (architect's figure)KMD Architects' project page states 65 suites and a total of 128 residences of approximately 4,300 SF.source ↗
- A few villas currently on the marketMexico News Daily describes only four exclusive Artesana villas currently on the market.source ↗
San Miguel de Allende · Thin record · openThe Rosewood San Miguel de Allende ownership record rests on coverage published between 2008 and 2012; no opened page names the property's owner today.
- Bald Mountain de México S. de R.L. de C.V. as developerTrade coverage published in 2008 names the firm as the developer of the resort and of the Artesana residences, and attributes the project to it while expressly disclaiming Rosewood.source ↗
- Sold in 2012A report of 27 August 2012 states the property was put up for sale by its owners and acquired by José Antonio Alonso Espinosa for a sum reported as under US$50 million; the report does not state whether the sale covered the residential component.source ↗
San Miguel de Allende · Thin record · openWhether the Mexican developer Bald Mountain de México S. de R.L. de C.V. and Bald Mountain Development, LLC are one company is not settled by any opened source.
- Distinct strings, held apartTrade coverage names the developer as a mixed-use development company based in San Miguel de Allende, with Víctor Cortéz as director general.source ↗
- Possibly one corporate familyA 2012 report attributes the land purchase to "The Bald Mountain", described as the firm of David W. Parker and Kelly Foster.source ↗
San Miguel de Allende · Name clash · openWhether Distrito Corazón, El Cardo, Artesana and Cleviá name master-planned developments, or the district, the street address and the projects’ own names.
- Recorded as a master planPueblo Bonito’s own page places the residences in the Corazón district of San Miguel de Allende.
- No opened source names it as oneNone of the project's own sources describes a planned community of that name.
- El Cardo is a street address, and two more repeat their project’s own nameThe market’s own location item quotes the Waldorf Astoria residences’ address as "El Cardo S/N, Zona Centro" — sin número, a street. Artesana and Cleviá each hold one project and each repeats that project’s own name (Artesana, Rosewood Residences San Miguel de Allende; Cleviá, San Miguel de Allende, Autograph Collection Residences). No opened source describes a master-planned community at any of the three.
San Miguel de Allende · Scope · open