It maintains both office and warehouse space for rent
ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN SPANISH BY ADIARIOCR. Lindora Park, a modern Class A office complex in a free trade zone, announces significant infrastructure advancements, sustainable certifications, and the attraction of multinational companies, positioning itself as one of the most competitive free trade zones in San José.
Located on the Santa Ana–Belén highway, across from the Terrazas de Lindora shopping center, this business park is close to banks, hotels (Aloft, Indigo, Holiday Inn), and clinics. It consists of two buildings (A and B) with five floors each, totaling 11,000 m² of office space, and has two warehouses, each measuring 3,054 m² and 4,749 m², ready for lease.
Featuring a contemporary design with spacious green spaces, covered social areas, and views of the natural surroundings, Lindora Park announces its expansion plan for an additional 11,000 m², responding to the growth of interested companies. The new towers C and D will be built one year after the contract is signed. Collaboration with universities and technology centers is also planned to enhance local talent.
Free Trade Zone Committed to Sustainability
The park maintains its commitment to sustainability by continuing to earn environmental recognition and consolidating corporate social responsibility programs. The free trade zone has LEED certification for future buildings and has earned the national Blue Flag distinction for its environmental practices.
For its general manager, Eng. Javier Bello, “one of the park’s key features is that it has access controls through both Lindora and Pozos de Santa Ana. Additionally, its ample parking, green areas, and food court provide well-being to company staff, which, with its advanced technology, LED lighting, and fiber optics, attracts high-profile companies.”
Lindora Park provides ample space for advanced manufacturing, shared services, and technology, among other strategic sectors that benefit from Costa Rica’s free trade zone regime. This helps promote foreign investment, increase job creation, and boost the export of high-value services.
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