A new residential development in Curacao
Hòfi Sapaté
Affordable living, thoughtfully planned. A thoughtful residential community in Zapateer, northeast Willemstad.
The Vision
A neighborhood designed for living
Hòfi Sapaté is a planned residential development in Zapateer, northeast Willemstad. Envisioned as a community where thoughtful architecture meets Caribbean sensibility, the project brings together affordable housing with dignified design.
Drawing on principles of climate-aware planning, natural ventilation, and community-oriented layout, Hòfi Sapaté aims to set a new standard for residential development in Curacao.
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Planned Homes
3
Housing Types
Phase 1
Current Release
2026
Planned Start
Phase 1
Three housing types, one community
The first phase of Hòfi Sapaté introduces a carefully balanced mix of detached houses, semi-detached townhouses, and starter units. Each type is designed for a different stage of life, united by shared values of comfort, quality, and community.
Detached Houses
10Spacious standalone residences designed for families seeking privacy and room to grow. Each home features generous living areas and private outdoor space.
- 3-4 Bedrooms
- Private Garden
- Covered Parking
Semi-Detached Townhouses
16Connected yet independent townhouses that balance community living with personal space. Smart layouts maximize comfort and natural ventilation.
- 2-3 Bedrooms
- Shared Walls
- Private Entrance
Starter Units
18Thoughtfully designed studio and one-bedroom homes for individuals and young couples taking their first step into homeownership.
- Studio / 1 Bedroom
- Compact Living
- Affordable Entry
Housing counts are provisional and subject to final development plans.
“We believe that affordable housing should never mean compromising on dignity, beauty, or the quality of daily life.”
Lifestyle
Caribbean living, reimagined
Hòfi Sapaté is designed around the way people actually live in Curacao. Outdoor spaces for gathering, shaded walkways for comfort, and architecture that breathes with the trade winds.
