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Little Bay Country Club Breaks Ground

By: Caribbean Journal Staff - March 14, 2011

Little Bay, Negril, Jamaica

Selective Homes Limited has broken ground on a $12 million beachfront development in Negril, the Little Bay Country Club. The mixed-use project, which is targeted both at banking and tourism executives, along with second-home buyers, is comprised of 171 residential units ranging from 650 square feet to 3,200 square feet. Selective Homes’ managing director, Robert Cartade, said the project had a number of green initiatives, along with external energy-efficient lighting and individual water tanks. Each home in the development also is fiber-equipped, in partnership with telecommunications firm LIME.

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