Suncadia is an unincorporated community and resort in Kittitas County, Washington, covering an area of 6,300 acres (25.5 km2). It is located approximately 80 miles (130 km) east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountains between Roslyn, Cle Elum, and the Mountains to Sound Greenway section of Interstate 90. The resort is also home to Swiftwater Cellars, a destination winery. A village center with restaurants and shops was to be completed by 2016. As of June 2019 this project has not been completed. Over 500 single-family homesites were sold in 2004, generating more than $125 million in gross revenue.
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| - Suncadia es un área no incorporada ubicada en el condado de Kittitas en el estado estadounidense de Washington. (es)
- Suncadia ist ein als Planstadt angelegtes gemeindefreies Gebiet und Ferienort im Kittitas County im US-Bundesstaat Washington, das eine Fläche von 25,5 km² einnimmt. Es liegt 80 Meilen (130 km) östlich von Seattle in der Kaskadenkette zwischen Roslyn, Cle Elum und dem Mountains to Sound Greenway-Abschnitt der Interstate 90. Über 500 Single- und Familien-Unterkünfte wurden 2004 verkauft, so dass ein Ertrag von 125 Mio. US$ generiert werden konnte. (de)
- Suncadia is an unincorporated community and resort in Kittitas County, Washington, covering an area of 6,300 acres (25.5 km2). It is located approximately 80 miles (130 km) east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountains between Roslyn, Cle Elum, and the Mountains to Sound Greenway section of Interstate 90. The resort is also home to Swiftwater Cellars, a destination winery. A village center with restaurants and shops was to be completed by 2016. As of June 2019 this project has not been completed. Over 500 single-family homesites were sold in 2004, generating more than $125 million in gross revenue. (en)
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| - Suncadia ist ein als Planstadt angelegtes gemeindefreies Gebiet und Ferienort im Kittitas County im US-Bundesstaat Washington, das eine Fläche von 25,5 km² einnimmt. Es liegt 80 Meilen (130 km) östlich von Seattle in der Kaskadenkette zwischen Roslyn, Cle Elum und dem Mountains to Sound Greenway-Abschnitt der Interstate 90. Der Ferienort ist ein Gemeinschaftsunternehmen zwischen Jeld-Wen und Lowe Enterprises als ausführendem Unternehmen. Das Eine-Milliarde-Dollar-Projekt bietet ein Vier-Sterne-Berghotel mit Tagungsräumen, ein Spa, dessen Motto „Bergquellen“ sind, ein Sportzentrum mit Hallen- und Freibad, ein Freiluft-Amphitheater/ See, der im Winter zum Eislaufen genutzt wird, Wanderwege und Erholungszonen, 2.000 Unterkünfte und drei Golfplätze. Es gibt Restaurants und Shops in einem Dorf-Zentrum. Über 500 Single- und Familien-Unterkünfte wurden 2004 verkauft, so dass ein Ertrag von 125 Mio. US$ generiert werden konnte. Der öffentliche Raum der Anlage schließt einen 4,9 km² großen Korridor entlang des Cle Elum River ein, welcher für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich bleibt und ein gemeinsames Projekt (Suncadia Conservancy) der Betreiber mit dem Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife und den Yakama ist. Die Interessen der örtlich ansässigen Einwohner in Bezug auf die Entwicklung des Projekts einschließlich des Korridors nimmt eine RIDGE genannte Graswurzel-Gruppe wahr. Suncadia, ursprünglich „MountainStar“ genannt, wurde auf ehemaligem Forsteigentum 1996 von der Plum Creek Timber Company durch die Jeld-Wen’s Trendwest Investments errichtet. (de)
- Suncadia es un área no incorporada ubicada en el condado de Kittitas en el estado estadounidense de Washington. (es)
- Suncadia is an unincorporated community and resort in Kittitas County, Washington, covering an area of 6,300 acres (25.5 km2). It is located approximately 80 miles (130 km) east of Seattle in the Cascade Mountains between Roslyn, Cle Elum, and the Mountains to Sound Greenway section of Interstate 90. The resort was a joint undertaking between Jeld-Wen and managing partner Lowe Enterprises. The $1 billion project featured a 4-star rated mountain lodge with convention center facilities, a mountain springs themed spa, a sports center with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor venue amphitheater/lake with winter ice skating, trails and recreational areas, 2,000 residential units, and three golf courses. The resort is also home to Swiftwater Cellars, a destination winery. A village center with restaurants and shops was to be completed by 2016. As of June 2019 this project has not been completed. Over 500 single-family homesites were sold in 2004, generating more than $125 million in gross revenue. The community's open space includes a 1,200-acre (4.9 km2) corridor along the Cle Elum River, which remains open to the public under a partnership (called the Suncadia Conservancy) that also includes Washington's Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Yakama Nation. The interests of local citizens in aspects of the development that included the corridor were represented by RIDGE, a grassroots group. Suncadia, originally called "MountainStar," was built on former forest lands purchased in 1996 from Plum Creek Timber Company by Jeld-Wen's Trendwest Investments. (en)
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