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Home›Green Marine›Used cruise ships resurface as condos
Green Marine

December 4, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Used cruise ships resurface as condos

The condo craze went to sea awhile ago with The World, a cruise ship managed by Miami-based ResidenSea. But another Florida firm has added a twist to the concept. Condo Cruise Lines International is marketing units on used ships, making the process both faster and less expensive than building a vess

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The condo craze went to sea awhile ago with The World, a cruise ship managed by Miami-based ResidenSea. But another Florida firm has added a twist to the concept.

Condo Cruise Lines International is marketing units on used ships, making the process both faster and less expensive than building a vessel from scratch.

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