The Monarch Group, a local real estate development company, has signed an agreement with US-based technology company, Crystal Lagoon, to bring waterfront communities to Guyana. 

The collaboration aims to bring beach life to Guyana, while introducing a new era of waterfront communities.

In a statement today, it was explained that Crystal Lagoons’ innovative technology has been instrumental in crafting turquoise blue waters and sandy beaches in prestigious communities and public access spaces across the globe, including in Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Egypt, Mexico, Argentina, and the United States.

The centerpiece of the partnership will be the development of the first-ever Monarch Bay waterfront community in Guyana. 

The investment is led by prominent Guyanese businessman, Clairmont Cummings, who announced the partnership.

“We are thrilled to announce our exclusive partnership with Crystal Lagoons, a world-class technology company renowned for its visionary approach to creating stunning waterfront environments,” said Mr. Cummings.

 He said the collaboration marks a significant milestone for both companies and represents a commitment to bringing transformative developments to the heart of Guyana.

As the master franchisee for Guyana, the release said Monarch Group is poised to create iconic waterfront communities that will stand as a testament to the synergy between cutting-edge technology and visionary real estate development.

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