South Padre Island Real Estate - Alice Donahue

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Kirana Luxury High-rise Condominiums

Defy the Ordinary. These residences rewrite the rules of style, form and function. Kirana offers a refined collection of beautifully appointed 3, 4 and 5 bedroom luxury condominium residences and penthouse units.

Glass and concrete are delicately blended to produce a shimmering structure in a unique, contemporary design, an architectural landmark by Agustín Landa.

Something extraordinary is about to happen in South Padre!

Learn more about this exceptional new class of high-rise

Comments

By Roland @ Tuesday, July 07, 2009 2:33 PM

As a Realtor in the San Antonio area I can think of an assortment of people who would be interested in this new SPI luxury accomodation.
As an owner of an SPI condo myself I am happy to see such imaginative and visionary structures making SPI home. I can't wait to see it completed and adding yet another quality landmark resort to this beautiful beach paradise.

By tmac @ Monday, July 13, 2009 8:03 PM

Developments like this need to be built in the Corpus Christi / Mustang Island area. Much more convenient to get to and better place to live and vacation.

By david @ Tuesday, August 11, 2009 11:08 AM

Building this complex on a postage stamp size lot is stupid. Hope it doesn't fall over.

By cell phone talker @ Thursday, August 13, 2009 2:15 PM

It's a strange looking building, that's for sure. It looks better from the street than the beach. The weirdest thing is parking UNDER one of the swimming pools. Don't want to park there. Looking at the picture from the water view, it looks like they ran out of cement and couldn't finish the south side of the building. I also wonder how the asymetrical design holds up to the first hurricane. Did they do any wind tunnel testing? Hopefully they'll get the foundation for 40 stories right, given the lessons somebody else learned from the leaning tower further up the beach. Even if you love the design, nobody can deny these guys are adding risk to the project by pushing the limits of engineering and overall design. Hopefully everything will turn out OK. Good luck to all the buyers, sellers, and agents!

By bb_shoo @ Tuesday, September 08, 2009 2:49 PM

This all sounds very familiar. Ocean Tower SPI, anyone? Why should ANYONE think this is any better after all the hype and misinformation that was divulged over the OT/SPI debacle. Who wants to have their money tied up for months/years with another RE disaster, SPI style. No thanks!

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