St Lucia Property News

The Landings, St Lucia’s first residential private yacht harbour was officially opened on the 8th December 2007 by the Prime Minister of St Lucia, the Honourable Stephenson King.

238 square miles of lush island tagged ‘simply beautiful’ by its Tourist Board, St. Lucia nestled in the Caribbean, may have previously been overshadowed by the popular island of Barbados, but it is now the hot, hot, hot subject on property investors’ lips.

After an exhaustive search of over twenty of the world's most prestigious resort and hotel operators, Rock Resorts of Denver, Colorado has been selected to operate and manage The Landings St.Lucia, a luxury condominium resort on Rodney Bay in northern St. Lucia, and the island’s first private marina development.

The 2007 Cricket World Cup will sadly be remembered for what happened off-field. The unusual death of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer, allegations of match-fixing and Freddie Flintoff’s pedalo imbroglio off the waters of St Lucia at 4am will be hard to forget.

New year and new ownership for Rodney Bay, St Lucia, and who better than Island Global Yachting (IGY), the leading developer of luxury marina facilities who announced their latest nautical purchase in the first week of 2007.

If the Windward Islands of the Caribbean were a jeweled necklace, consider St Lucia to be one of the especially big sparkly ones, right in the middle.

A revolutionary new concept in buy-to-let property ownership has come to St. Lucia. Cap Maison, situated in the highly desirable Cap Estate in the north of the island, offers the chance to own a luxury apartment within what will be an exclusive five star holiday resort hotel. At the same time, investors will be able to enjoy up to nine weeks holiday per year and then relax in the understanding that the apartment will be professionally managed and maintained whilst providing a substantial return on investment.

St Lucia is set to become the golfing Mecca of the Caribbean after the recent announcement of a new 18-hole par 72 championship golf course designed exclusively by Greg Norman, in addition to the expected signature courses of Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Christy O’Connor Jnr.