Reñaca’s Australis Park clears environmental assessment
Chile’s environmental authority has approved the 136-apartment project, with the public record describing a 20-storey building at La Foresta.
Key takeaways
- Apartments: 136
- Above-ground storeys: 20
- Environmental resolution: RCA 202605001110
Environmental assessment outcome
Australis Park has cleared environmental assessment in Reñaca, the coastal district of Viña del Mar. Chile’s official project register records a favourable environmental resolution issued on 1 September 2026.
The scheme proposed by Inmobiliaria Don Gonzalo includes apartments and commercial space on a site beside Avenida Edmundo Eluchans and Avenida La Foresta. Its assessment description sets out four basement levels, gardens and shared areas, with a declared investment of US$37 million.
The regional evaluation commission voted on the project on 18 August. The September resolution is the subsequent formal environmental decision. GoSiteHunt has not verified the separate municipal building-permit position or a construction start.
For readers following the project, the next useful documents are the building permission and its drawing schedule. Those would allow a comparison between the environmental assessment’s description and the design permitted for construction. The environmental decision is a meaningful milestone, but an apartment count and a favourable assessment alone do not establish when homes will reach the market. That distinction matters when comparing the scheme with other development opportunities along the coast.
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