|
Overview
CB Richard Ellis is pleased to present ±2,594 acres of land including ±1.5 miles of beachfront in Belize, Central America. The property is located just 4 miles from Goldson International airport making the property easily accessible and a short flight from the United States (under three hours), Cancun and San Pedro.
The 15 miles to Belize City makes it close enough to pull from the resources and population of the country’s largest city, yet far enough to have its own identity. This is the largest available piece of waterfront property available in the country.
Property Highlights
- ±1 mile of beachfront on the Caribbean Sea
- Approximately 4 miles from Goldson International Airport Provides easy access to both Belize City and Ambergris Caye/San Pedro
- Short, direct flights from Atlanta, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Miami and New Orleans.
- Direct flights also from Charlotte, Los Angeles, New York Washington D.C., and many other cities in Mexico, Canada and Europe
Regional Activity
- Development Types - Government supportive of casino licensing, residential, commercial and/or agricultural developments
- Resort Development - Dozens of resorts service over one million tourists every year with incredible views, miles of seafront and snorkeling and diving along the world's second longest barrier reef, the Mesoamerican Barrier Reed System, which runs the length of the entire country
- Ecotourism - Ecotourism is a large and growing demographic and Belize is poised to lead the world in environmental tourism due to the fact that 93% of the country is still forested and over 42% is under some form of government protection
- Residential Development - Thousands of smaller lots are sold throughout the area every year to investors and new residents at prices well above our $1,500 per acre asking price. Many new and under construction developments in the immediate area. Additionally, there are several upscale commercial and residential developments which are currently planned
- Cruise Tourism - Nearby port in Belize City is used by numerous cruise lines and shipping vessels. There is also a $50 million port and tourist village planned as a joint venture between Carnival Cruise Lines and the Belize government
|