ExSanatorio Marítimo sold after years of stalled development The exSanatorio Marítimo property in Viña del Mar has been sold to an unknown buyer. The sale comes after four years of failed development attempts and unsuccessful previous sale attempts. The future of the planned hotel, apartment, and shopping center project is uncertain, as the new owner's intentions and the status of the permits are unconfirmed. The exSanatorio Marítimo property in Viña del Mar has been sold after four years of stalled development. The holding company linked to Grupo Saieh, CorpGroup, confirmed the sale, but the buyer's identity, the sale price, and the future of the construction project remain unknown. The original project, which included a hotel, apartments, and a shopping center, was approved in 2000 but was never completed. The sale comes after multiple failed attempts to sell the property, including a failed auction in 2023 and a failed direct sale in 2024. The sale is seen as a positive development for the city of Viña del Mar, which has been struggling to attract investment and develop its infrastructure.The president of the Cámara Regional del Comercio de Valparaíso, Javier Torrejón, welcomed the sale and called for clear regulations and procedures to allow investors to develop their projects. The future of the property is uncertain, but the new owner will likely need to obtain new permits and approvals to move forward with the project.