Curacao Gade
Crown Prince
Quarter Charlotte
Amalie
Curacao Gade is designated primarily
for parking, complemented by a
night-time bar featuring live music to
appeal to a culturally diverse audience.
Curacao Gade Reinvented
Visitors will also find intrigue in a glamourous waterfront courtyard and preserved buildings. This unique combination of functionality and historical beauty allows the venue to serve as a versatile event space for rent, as well as the host of annual events and galas.
Program. Upon completion, Curacao Gade will offer approximately 5,500 square feet of tenant space for various uses such as offices, bars, restaurants, and cafes. Additionally, the project proposes 42 parking spaces available for rent or patronage. The total rental space for Curacao Gade is calculated at 12,000 square feet.
History of Curacao Gade. For the first century, the site of 9 & 10 Curacao Gade and its buildings were dedicated to shipping, warehouse, and merchant-related activities owned by C. Wolf. The oldest permanent structures date back to the mid-1850s. At some point in the early 20th Century, the western warehouse was extended closer to the waterfront. In the 1970s, a second story was added, and used as offices and apartments until 2017 when Irma and Maria hit. Old photos from the ‘70s show neglect starting in that period. Irma and Maria caused the final demise of Curacao Gade and rendered the property uninhabitable.
