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The Development Details
Grenada, The Caribbean
Prices Start From $ 460,000
The '15 in 30 out' Deal
Thereafter, take the guaranteed mortgage paid for life option (nothing to pay ever!) or earn a superb income with up to 14% yields. Please contact us for full information. The units come fully furnished and you still get 30 days personal usage per annum. Completion is expected in June 2010. This is a limited offer and is only available on the hotel cottages or front line villas. There are other payment options available for other unit types, please contact us for details. Tax Because of the importance of Bacolet Bay in helping Grenada achieve its mission of becoming one of the top luxury holiday destination in the Caribbean, the developers have managed to negotiate attractive tax concessions on behalf of its buyers. These include the elimination of capital gains tax, withholding tax, alien land-holding tax and stamp duty. They have also managed to eliminated most of the purchase taxes for properties bought in the resort.
There are however some legal fees to pay, which amount to approximately $4,300 (and the mortgage setup costs), but these will be your only additional costs.
Grenada Located in the eastern Caribbean at the southern extremity of the Windward Islands, Grenada is North of Trinidad and Tobago and south of St Vincent & the Grenadines (easily accessible as a day trip). With 133 square miles of mountainous terrain, reaching heights of over 2,750 square feet atop Mount St. Catherine, Grenada is a verdant island of outstanding natural beauty complete with swathes of white sandy beaches. Grenada is closer than you think. The island is accessible from North America, other Caribbean islands and Europe with 16 separate airlines serving Grenada’s Point Salines International Airport. Scheduled flights from the UK are available with Virgin Atlantic and British Airways from approximately £360 (correct at the time of writing). Tourism The tourism industry is growing fast and the Caribbean as a whole continues to grow as a popular destination. The Past The Future Resort Overview Located in the region of St. David’s on the south coast of Grenada, just 20 minutes from the international airport, the development is ideally situated for many of Grenada’s attractions whilst also being in a prime location for privacy and for taking in some of the most spectacular sea and rainforest views in the world. With 41 acres of tropical gardens, a 200m white sand beach and a secluded bay, this is an investment opportunity not to be missed. With a very low build density, just 12% (which equates to just 5 properties per acre), the resort comprises chic garden apartments and luxury private villas tiered into the hillside to ensure scenic sea and mountain views. Every property has a private pool and all are built to the highest specification and most luxurious Caribbean design. Few resort locations can boast the spectacular views that owners and visitors of this development will enjoy. The setting is unmatched on the island, combining the benefits of beachfront living with lush valley views. Facilities A 5 star, market leading US hotel management company has recently been appointed to manage the development and the wide range of facilities that the resort will provide. Hotel & Resort Tropical Spa The Properties The five star resort enjoys a superb beachfront location with the additional benefit of a selection of properties offering lush valley views. Properties available at the resort include one bedroom villas, two bedroom apartments and two bedroom villas. Each of these properties take in some of the most breathtaking views that Grenada has to offer, some overlooking the crystal clear sea and others with sweeping views across lush green valleys. Prices Comparing Grenada to other nearby Caribbean property markets, the Grenadian market is currently considerably undervalued. Due to its early stages of development, Grenada offers excellent value by regional standards. However, prices are set to move considerably as Grenada already has better infrastructure and accessibility than many other islands. Over-development in the most established Caribbean islands has caused experienced local investors to focus on islands like Grenada. The Grenadian government are just starting out on a well informed path to create an upmarket tourism destination. Learning the lessons of other islands, Grenada is employing careful planning restrictions to ensure development is low rise and low density. Comparing Grenada to other nearby Caribbean property markets the Grenadian market is considerably undervalued and most spectators predict an annual price rise of 10% or more over the medium term. The limited supply of high quality resort properties, the popularity with UK buyers and demand for second holiday homes is pushing up prices and yields in this sector. Please Click here for further information.
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