Torre Caney is the second tallest building in

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and the

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. At tall, it is one of the tallest buildings in the Caribbean region. It's the tallest building in the Dominican Republic. It is located along the Anacaona Avenue, an area of increasing development in Santo Domingo which hosts many of the tallest buildings in the country and the

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Construction

Construction started in 2005 and was completed in 2008 by the Rodriguez Sandoval firm, which has completed numerous projects including other Dominican skyscrapers such as Aquabella, Torre Carib, Torre Pedro Enrique Ureña, and the famous Malecon Center.

Interior

The building includes a three-story lobby, indoor parking and a gymnasium. The roof accommodates a heliport and a swimming pool. Each single floor apartment has of space, of which there are 31.

References

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