Puerto Cancún

Inmobilia describes seven towers at SLS Residences Cancún and five are recorded here. Do the other two carry branded residences?

• The developer's own count is sevenInmobilia's project page states that SLS Residences Cancun has apartments "finely distributed in seven towers, crowned by SLS Cancun Hotel & Residences, flagship project of the development". The five recorded here are SLS Cancun Hotel & Residences, SLS Harbour Beach, SLS Marina Beach, SLS Bahia Beach and SLS Ocean Beach.source ↗
• No opened page names a sixth or seventh SLS towerEnnismore's launch release for SLS Bahia Beach names four towers and no more. Related Group's property page names SLS Cancún as a sister property to SLS Harbour Beach and names no others. Whether the remaining towers carry the brand, or are unbranded apartments in the same development, is not established by any page opened.source ↗

Is the "Mayer Davis Studio" credited on SLS Marina Beach the same firm as Meyer Davis, which is credited in Los Cabos?

• One firm, spelled two waysMeyer Davis is a New York interiors practice that works on branded residences in Mexico; no firm called Mayer Davis Studio is otherwise attested. Trade coverage of the Mandarin Oriental Kanai residences also credits Meyer Davis in the region.source ↗
• Recorded as publishedInmobilia's own release for the tower spells the studio "Mayer Davis Studio". This register records entity names as they appear on the page that was opened and does not correct spellings, because a tidied name silently merges two records that may be distinct.source ↗

Are the SLS records in Cancún separate projects, or towers of one development on a single parcel?

• One parcel: the lot designation is sharedThe OpenStreetMap record for SLS Cancun Hotel & Residences gives its address as "Novo Cancún Torre 1" Mz 27 Lt 1-02 UC-20 UP-P Secc., Novo Cancun. SLS Ocean Beach Residences' own site gives its address as Av. Bonampak, Esq. Puerto Cancún, Mza. 27 Lote 1-02, UC-1. Both name Manzana 27, Lote 1-02, and the OpenStreetMap entry numbers the first as Torre 1.source ↗
• Ennismore counts towers, not developmentsEnnismore's launch release states that SLS Bahia Beach "will be the fourth luxury tower of the successful SLS brand in Cancun, along with SLS Harbour Beach and SLS Marina Beach towers, which will together form an exclusive community in Novo Cancun", and that "together the four skyscrapers will form Novo Cancun's most exclusive residential community". Ennismore's own unit of account is the tower.source ↗
• The towers are separately specified and separately controlledEach carries its own unit count (104 at Marina Beach, 111 at Bahia Beach, 92 at Ocean Beach), its own interiors firm (Piero Lissoni, Mayer Davis Studio, Sofia Aspe, Bernardi Peschard) and its own stage. Ownership diverges too: SLS Cancun Hotel & Residences is developed by Inmobilia alone, while the four later towers are a Related Group · Inmobilia · U-Calli partnership. Collapsing them to one record would discard those distinctions.source ↗
• The master plan carries two names for the same groundInmobilia's project page places SLS Cancun in "the planned community of Puerto Cancun" and SLS Ocean Beach's site gives a Puerto Cancún address, while Ennismore places Harbour Beach, Marina Beach and Bahia Beach in Novo Cancún. OpenStreetMap files Novo Cancún as sitting on Boulevard Puerto Cancún, so the two names describe nested areas rather than separate sites. Each project's master plan is recorded as its own sources give it.source ↗
• The developer counts seven towers; this register records fiveInmobilia’s own project page states that SLS Residences Cancun has apartments "finely distributed in seven towers, crowned by SLS Cancun Hotel & Residences, flagship project of the development". This register holds five SLS records here. Whether the remaining towers carry branded residences, or are unbranded apartments in the same community, is not established by any source opened.source ↗

ResolvedOne development, recorded as one project with the towers as its components. Inmobilia’s own project page calls the residences "finely distributed in seven towers, crowned by SLS Cancun Hotel & Residences, flagship project of the development" — a single development with the towers as its parts. Ennismore counting towers is the brand’s own unit of account and not a competing structure. The third position no longer weighs against the reading it was written against: each tower keeps its own unit count, interiors firm, stage, position and credits as a component, so nothing it named is discarded. The master plan is Puerto Cancún for all five, and Novo Cancún is retired as a second master plan: Inmobilia places Novo Cancún inside Puerto Cancún, so the two were never siblings, and the split across them followed whichever page each record was researched from. How many towers carry branded residences remains open and is asked separately.

These projects carry a coordinate that is not their own site — a district node, or the nearest mapped feature — because pre-construction sites are not mapped.

• Shared pins are real clustering, not errorSLS Harbour Beach and SLS Marina Beach carry the Novo Cancún district node, having previously been placed on the node OpenStreetMap identifies as the SLS Cancun hotel building itself; Mayaliah and AZULIK Residences both state Aldea Zamá as their location and share that district node. Where projects overlap on the map they genuinely overlap on the ground.
• Two are proxies to an adjacent featureMondrian Residences Cancun is placed on Boulevard Kukulcan because Bay View Grand is not mapped; the Ritz-Carlton Punta Nizuc is placed on the Club Med Cancun node, the nearest mapped feature on the same point. Both are proxies to an adjacent feature, not the parcel itself.
• Costa Mujeres and Aldea NizucThe three additional AB Living residential components share the Playa Mujeres district coordinate already used for the St. Regis; Aldea Nizuc carries the Punta Nizuc stretch of Blvd. Kukulcán, its published address being a kilometre marker.

Should Ennismore-run brands record Ennismore or Accor as the company behind the brand?

• Ennismore runs the brandEnnismore's own site lists its family of brands as 21c Museum Hotels, 25hours, Delano, Gleneagles, Hyde, JO&JOE, Mama Shelter, Mondrian, Morgans Originals, SLS, SO/, The Hoxton, TRIBE and Working From_. SLS and Mondrian are on that list.source ↗
• Accor owns the majority of EnnismoreEnnismore is the joint venture that holds Accor's lifestyle portfolio, majority-owned by Accor with founder Sharan Pasricha holding a substantial minority position. It is a distinct company, not a division label.source ↗
• Fairmont, MGallery and Faena are not Ennismore brandsNone appears on Ennismore's brand list, so those three record Accor as the company behind the brand. Raffles likewise. The split is not a judgement call — it follows Ennismore's own published roster.source ↗

ResolvedThe record names the company that runs the brand, and the company above it is recorded separately. SLS and Mondrian record Ennismore; Fairmont, Fairmont Heritage Place, MGallery and Faena record Accor. Both roll up to the Accor group, so the national view aggregates correctly while the Ennismore layer stays visible. Los Cabos was corrected in the same pass: Delano is on Ennismore's published brand list and now records Ennismore, not Accor. Raffles is not an Ennismore brand and is unchanged.