A spokesman for the firm said:
"While the reasons for rising demand for Caribbean real estate (http://www.propertyfrontiers.com/
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"Because of this massive growth in demand, what is being bought and by whom, which is predominantly prime properties by wealthy individuals increases in price are widely regarded as becoming inevitable."
He continued: "In 2009, price was thought as being one of the potential hindrances on demand, but the fact that demand has been increasing since fears started to ease show that it was predominantly fear and not affordability that was crippling demand. Now that people are buying again with next to or no concern over pricing, increases in price are most definitely on the horizon and could come as early as May."
The firm has previously suggested the likelihood of price increases in the Caribbean real estate sector, but this is the first time they have given any figures or dates on when this is expected to become a reality.
Property Frontiers are currently marketing the Bacolet Bay development (http://www.propertyfrontiers.com/
70% LTV is available, and buyers need only pay a 15% deposit in order to reserve, before paying nothing else until completion. What's more buyers receive a 10% annual rental guarantee for the first three years, but which is paid up-front upon completion, making it effectually a 30% cash-back offer. Buyers receive 30 days free usage per year, and a yield of more than 10% is expected after year 3, when buyers receive a 50% share of net rental income. During the first 3 years maintenance fees are also paid, as well as mortgage fees.
The development offers studio cottages from £333,333, 2 bedroom apartments from £399,999, 1 bedroom villas from £442,424, and 2 bedroom villas from £645,454.
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