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Combining development land and 12 year old teak, close to the tourist area of Jaco to access the facilities but far enough away to be out of the hustle and bustle this remarkable project represents a new model for sustainable development.
The teak on the development lots will be ready for harvest in 7 to 8 years and the lots are to be fully serviced with road, water and electricity. At harvest the teak from the lots will be used in teak home construction on NatureWalk. These teak homes will provide a market for the teak on site and Tropical Teak Homes, a subsidiary of Private Residence Group, the developers of NatureWalk will handle the construction.
The launch offer lots were very competitively priced at 50% of the proposed pricing of the remainder of the lots and came with the added benefit of a 10% dividend payable for 3 years.
This dividend was funded by teak thinnings from elsewhere in the plantation.
Phase two lots overlook the Pavonas Ranch and are 1,000m2 and upwards. Again fully serviced development lots they come with the added bonus of the valuable commodity teak growing on them.
Priced at just US$35,000 these lots represent tremendous value.
Tim Alexander from PRG, developers of the NatureWalk brand said, “we are delighted with the take up of these launch offer lots. Our founding investors will benefit hugely from their early actions. We look forward to a successful launch of phase two of NatureWalk”.
James Cahill, Costa Rica Invest, the sales agents for NatureWalk, commented “the enthusiasm with which NatureWalk, the ultimate in sustainable development, has been received by the market has been very satisfying. We are glad that our investors have seen the benefits in a sustainable view which benefits not only their finances but the planet as well”
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Costa Rica Invest specialises in enironmentally friendly, ethically responsible, high yield investments, primarily in Costa Rica. NatureWalk is Costa Rica Invests current project investing in development land with the added value of teak trees.
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