CJ Invest, News, Projects

A $1 Billion Caribbean Resort Project Just Broke Ground With a Ritz-Carlton and 548 Hotel Rooms

By: Caribbean Journal Staff

The first phase includes two Marriott luxury resorts and 25 Ritz-Carlton residences, with developers targeting a 2029 opening.

A 250-room Ritz-Carlton is coming to a stretch of Caribbean beachfront where developers have just broken ground on a resort and residential project. The investment is expected to exceed $1 billion across multiple phases, Caribbean Journal Invest has learned.

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Christie’s Expands in the Caribbean With a New St. Lucia Brokerage

CJ Invest, Real Estate News

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This Oceanfront Resort in Jamaica Is Looking for a Partner — With a $9.95 Million Asking Price

CJ Invest, Listings

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The US Is Planning a Caribbean Investment Summit — With Energy, Ports and Digital Infrastructure in Focus

CJ Invest, Projects

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