Belize's All-Green Resort First Built in Caribbean

Luxury Real Estate: The first eco-planned Caribbean luxury resort from inception to completion is being raised on the Placencia Peninsula in Southern Belize, making the idyllic tropical paradise an official part of the phenomenally pervasive "green" consciousness of the 21st century. The Palmetto Bay Resort at Maya Beach, helmed by luxury property developer, Ravenspur Investments, is the first planned from inception eco-friendly resort to dot the Caribbean Islands.

Sustainable eco-driven technologies used by Ravenspur include geothermal- solar- and water-filtration technologies. It is projected that such methodologies will conserve 1,000 gallons of water daily when the resort is at full occupancy. The ensuing conservation of water is beneficial both environmentally and financially. It is a measurable example of how planning "green" protects the environment and saves money for owners too. The Palmetto Bay Resort is being raised on 16-miles of white-sand beaches and a picturesque view of the Maya Mountains. The first phase of the gated mixed-use resort, which includes 36 beachfront condominiums with floor plans from 1,100 up to 4,500 square feet, is under way.