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Saturday, May 11, 2013

Another Home Sold by Platinum International Real Estate in Belize

SOLD - Beautiful Riverfront Home With Room for Expansion in Punta Gorda, Belize

Just minutes away from downtown Punta Gorda this sizeable 3 Bedroom - 1 Bath single storey home with 2400 Sqft of living space in the Hopeville area of Punta Gorda has been SOLD by Platinum International Real Estate.

This waterfront home sits on the banks of the river and just a short boat ride away to the Caribbean Sea from its private dock/pier.

If you are looking to SELL just contact us for a FREE, no hassle HIGHEST PRICE ANALYSIS on your property.

We offer Property Management Services as well for those that want to have investment property in Belize without the hassles of dealing with it themselves.

If you or anyone you know is looking to buy, rent or lease property in Belize make sure to have them call: Platinum International Real Estate and Investments at +501-664-1630 or email: info@platinumrealestate.biz

Friday, November 19, 2010

Home on the Hills in San Ignacio, Cayo District of Belize

Home on the Hills in San Ignacio, Cayo District of Belize

This wonderful 3 bedroom, 2 Bathroom single storey bungalow sits on the hill just off the Western Highway in San Ignacio Town. Located just minutes from Downtown San Ignacio and just around the corner from the famous Cahal Pech Maya Ruin this home offers a very convenient and secure location. The perimeter of the property is fully fenced and the home has all available utilities to include: electricity, water, cable, internet and phone.
For more information or to schedule an appointment to see this wonderful home give us a call.

Asking Price: $95,000. USD

For more information on this property CLICK HERE
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To make an appoinment or for more information call us today.

Platinum International Real Estate

Phone: 501-664-1630

Email: info@platinumrealestate.biz

Very Affordable Home in Belmopan the Capital City of the country of Belize

Very Affordable Home in Belmopan the Capital City of the country of Belize

NEW LISTING!

This Handyman special is a 2 bedroom, 1 bath home on Mayflower Street just off South Ring Road and down the street from Belmopan Comprehensive School and around the corner from the University of Belize Belmopan Campus.
The home measures approximately 900 square feet and the residential lot measures 50x100 (5000 square feet)

Belmopan is one of the fastest growing communities and the Capital City of Belize. Belmopan is 76 meters above sea level making it a great area that is not prone to flooding and is located 50 miles inland from Belize City. This City is home to many businessmen, students, and government officials being the Capital of the country of Belize.

Asking Price ONLY: $30,000. USD
This home won't last so be sure to make your offer today!

For more information on this property, CLICK HERE
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Give us a call to schedule an appoinment or for more information on this excellent opportunity.

Platinum International Real Estate

Phone: 501-664-1630

Email: info@platinumrealestate.biz

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Why should you consider Buying Real Estate in Belize?

Why should you consider Buying Real Estate in Belize?

"Timing is everything when it comes to purchasing real estate and now is an excellent time to choose real estate in Belize." Platinum International Real Estate and Investments looks forward to welcoming you to Belize and showing you the real estate opportunities available to you. The team behind Platinum International Real Estate and Investments has over 20 years of experience in international real estate and the network and connections to give you an insider's view and bring you the region's best lifestyle and real estate opportunities.

Belize is located just two hours by air from Houston or Miami, Belize is located in the Caribbean on the main land of Central America with the Caribbean Sea is to its east which gives Belize 174 miles of pristine coastline and a land mass of 8,866 sq. miles of territory, including 266 square miles of islands.

Property prices in the Caribbean and other Central American countries have experienced over inflation in recent years, but Belize Properties still remains a bargain. Real estate in Belize has seen stability in real estate values in certain areas despite the economic turmoil in the USA and other nations around the world. Belize has seen increasing real estate investments by Canadians, Europeans, and Americans among other nationalities due to increased direct air travel from Europe and other parts of the world and is likely to increase the area’s popularity even further. Many Investors who cannot afford to retire in the U.S., Canada or Europe are considering Belize as inflation continues to rise at home. Many Investors are realizing that they may have an opportunity to jump on board before the Belize real estate market takes off again. Annual Property taxes are minimal in Belize. With NO CAPITAL GAINS TAX and NO INHERTANCE TAX, Belize is ideal for those seeking the protection of offshore investment and banking.

Owning Belize Properties in Belize is made more appealing by the Belize government’s retirement incentive program and the asset protection offered by the Belize banking system. The Legal System in Belize can also protect your assets and also your personal interest. If you are looking for possible tax exemptions, privacy and inheritance advantages, Belize is definitely the key to having much needed peace of mind.

Many properties in Belize are ideal for rentals and offer great investment opportunities. Your property can be entered into our long term lease program and property management. You can also take advantage of our short term rental or vacation home rental pool for a portion of the year ensuring that you have income when you are away and the safety of having a place you can enjoy while you are in Belize.

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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Belize's Finest Riverfront Acreage in The Cayo District

Rancho Dulces Suenos

This beautiful property located in the Cayo District near Clarissa Falls sits on the rivers edge and offers the serenity of a retreat with all utilities available to include water, electricity and phone.
This property measures 6.55 Acres and is a fully fenced and operational farm with various mature trees to include an orange orchard, lime, grapefruit, mango, golden plum, guava, avocado and tamarind to name a few.
The property has electricity extending all the way to the rivers edge and ready for a resort or retreat. It also has sprinklers throughout the property and can be connected to a pump to operate on the fresh water direct from the river.
On the property there are a few structures to include a ranch home with downstairs kitchen and dining room and upstairs studio bedroom and bath, ranch hands home, storage house, covered carport and workshop area.
This property is a great location for a resort or retreat.

Listing Price: $400,000 USD

For more information on this property, CLICK HERE

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Also available for purchase is an attached property measuring 2.7 Acres and another within proximity measuring 3.4 Acres.

For more information contact:

Platinum International Real Estate
Agent: Nancy Garcia

Phone 501-664-1630
Cell: 501-602-3805

Email: info@platinumrealestate.biz

Facts to know about BELIZE

Belize

Have you ever wondered what paradise looks like? Do you like to look at breathtaking views? Have you ever wondered what it feels like to walk in the past? Do you want to experience Caribbean culture and cuisines at its very best? Are you looking for adventure? Are you looking for your getaway location? You can find all this and more in Belize with the help from Platinum International Real Estate and Investments.

Belize is a small, unspoiled country located in Central America and is fast becoming a world-renowned destination for tourists and international investors alike. It is the only English speaking Central American country due to the historical influences of the British Buccaneers and Colonialists that settled in the country for over a century. It is home to a multi-cultural society made up of Creole, Mestizo, East Indian, Chinese, Arabs, Garifuna, Maya, and Mennonites just to name a few. It is a country rich in Culture and rooted in beliefs of working together for a strong economy. The Belizean people are very friendly and a simple hello is given everywhere you go no matter who you are or what you do.

People that visit Belize keep coming back to immerse themselves in the rich cultural diversity and the well preserved forests and barrier reef that we call paradise. People enjoy soaking in the cool azure Caribbean waters; taking day trips to the fishing, diving or snorkeling preservation sites or taking a hike in the lush protected rain forests that keep the country so serene. The preservation of such beautiful places in Belize is essential for generations to enjoy it even after we move on and leave our legacy behind.
Platinum International Real Estate and Investments, vows to stand firm, work with everyone to bring Belize to a recognizable International Real Estate Level unsurpassed by most in the industry. We look forward to bringing you to a place you can call Home in Belize.

Life in Belize

For many years Belize has gone under the shadows of many other Central American countries. Belize has it unique features that famous celebrities have come to appreciate. You need to understand the geography, history, the people, the economy and the atmosphere to truly appreciate this inspiring place called Belize.

Geography

Belize is positioned in both the northern and western hemisphere. Located in North America on the northern edge of the Central America isthmus 16º 13' N, 88º 48' W - a somewhat narrow strip of land that connects North and South America - the country is bordered by Guatemala, Mexico, the Gulf of Honduras and the Caribbean Sea. Belize is the 23rd country on the list according to world atlas for the lowest density of people to land per square mile. With 240 miles of coastline, 8,805 square miles of land and 62 square miles of water rights it’s easy to see why people are flocking to Belize to call it home.

Belize's diverse landscapes include hundreds of islands, subtropical rainforests, fertile savannas and mountains. It is internationally recognized as a leader in environmental preservation and conservation.

Belize is divided into four main geographic regions, including the relatively low Maya Mountains of the south that dominate all but the narrow coastal plain; the northern lowlands and its many rivers and streams; the flat and swampy coastal plain, and the almost countless cayes, islands and lagoons that fringe its Caribbean coastline. More than 50% of Belize is covered by tropical rain forest that's dissected by a network of rivers, mostly small in length. The largest and most significant river is the navigable Belize River that stretches from the Guatemala border all the way to the Caribbean Sea. Second only in size to the Great Barrier Reef off the northeast coastline of Australia, a 175 mile long barrier reef fronts the Belize coastline, intermixed with literally hundreds of islands and cayes. This great site has been recognized as a World Heritage Site, the other site is located 58 miles direct east of Belize City in the Carribean Sea, the Blue Hole; more than 1,000 feet across and some 400 feet deep, it's the opening to a former Ice Age cave, and is today one of the world's most popular dive sites. Belize is divided into six districts; including Belize, Cayo, Corozal, Orange Walk, Stann Creek and Toledo.

History

Archaeological evidence in Belize indicates that the famed Maya culture began to emerge in this lowland area of the Yucatan Peninsula around 1000 BC. That Maya civilization flourished here for eons; great cities were formed, massive ceremonial buildings, palaces, temples and personal dwellings were constructed, and the people farmed the land with great proficiency. Remnants of this extraordinary people and a quite sizeable population of direct descendants still exist in Belize and all across the Yucatan today, despite hundreds of years of European colonization of the area.

Spain aggressively controlled most of the colonies on the fringes of this New World, when the first English settlers arrived in the early 1600s. For the next two centuries military conflicts (mostly naval) between the British and Spanish raged, as both countries desired this land. Regional power struggles continued in the area over the next 50 years, and then in 1862, the Settlement of Belize was officially declared a British colony, and named British Honduras. Similar to all European colonies in the Americas, British Honduras also craved independence, but Guatemala continued to claim the entire area, and the British were reluctant to release their firm grip. By the 1960s the British began to soften their position, and though they still controlled the entire defense and foreign affair of the settlement, its name was changed to Belize in anticipation of the independence, which finally did come in 1981.

The People

Today you can see the remnants of the original settlers in Belize namely the Maya, British and European people. Today Belize offers a multi-cultural society made up of Creole, Mestizo, East Indian, Chinese, Arabs, Garifuna, Maya, and Mennonites just to name a few. Belize is a country rich in Culture and rooted in beliefs of working together for a strong economy. The Belizean people are known for their cultural tolerance, diversity and friendliness and it’s not uncommon to see the Belizean people smiling and waving at anyone passing by.

Spirituality in Belize life is diverse in a way that it will suit many nationalities. Majority of the citizens are Catholics while a fourth of the population are Protestant (Pentecostal, Anglican, Seventh - day Adventist, Mennonite, Methodist, and Jehovah’s Witnesses). Other religions present are Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam.

The Economy

Belize is a member of the British Commonwealth and is governed by parliamentary democracy. It then became an independent nation in 1981 and has a stable and progressive political history. Agriculture, manufacturing and tourism are key elements of its economy. Belize enjoys close ties with the U.S. and UK and steady economic growth.

The national currency of Belize is called Belizean Dollar (BZD) and is approximately worth a half of U.S. Dollar, depending on the inflation. It comes in denominations of 2 dollars, 5 dollars, 10 dollars, 20 dollars, 50 dollars, and 100 dollars. One Belizean dollar is a coins and a 25 cent coin is called a shilling.

Foreign investors enjoy a range of incentives in Belize, outlined in its Fiscal Incentives Act of 1990. Foreign-owned real estate privileges, offshore banking and a lack of capital gains tax attract international business to Belize. With Houston airport just over two hours flying time away and Miami airport an hour and a half, the country's proximity to the U.S. is another attractive feature for foreign investors.

The Atmosphere

The laid back atmosphere of Belize life actually comes from a unique blend of nationalities. Belize enjoys a nice tropical weather. It rains a lot during the months of May to November, while dry season is on February to May.

PLATINUM INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS would love to welcome you to share in our experiences. Selling real estate is what we do best and with our various departmentalized services we offer everyone looking to buy or sell real estate in Belize unmatched services amongst our competitors.

Please take the time to read, comment and share about your experiences.

Thank you,
Platinum International Real Estate
Management and Staff

Written by:
Will Moreno
Copyrighted 2009

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Another Home Sold by Platinum International Real Estate in Belize

SOLD - Beautiful Riverfront Home With Room for Expansion in Punta Gorda, Belize

Friday, November 19, 2010

Home on the Hills in San Ignacio, Cayo District of Belize

Very Affordable Home in Belmopan the Capital City of the country of Belize

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Why should you consider Buying Real Estate in Belize?

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Belize's Finest Riverfront Acreage in The Cayo District

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