Monaco's Eco-District Expansion

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Built into the sea, this $2 billion luxury ‘eco-district’ has increased Monaco’s size by 3%

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New “eco-district” Mareterra has been built into the Mediterranean Sea , expanding Monaco ’s land mass by 15 acres .

The 2 billion ( $2.1 billion ) luxury development features a marina, seaside promenade and swathes of new high-end housing.

Land reclamation project saw concrete chambers, or caissons, built in the sea before being drained of water and filled with 750,000 metric tons of sand.

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