The St. Maarten Island lies in
the north eastern part of the Caribbean. It is the smallest island in the world
and is best known for its breathtaking beauty. This smallest island is divided into two different
sovereign states or territories. These two states have completely different cultures. While French is predominant on one side, on the other side Dutch influence can be noticed. It is believed that the for more than 350 years now, these two distinct cultures have been the major attraction of tourists coming to St. Maarten.
In recent times, the St Maarten real estate has recorded an exponential growth. The real estate properties have been
booming in these two territories of St. Maarten Island and people from different
countries are showing great interest and coming to buy villas, vacation homes, condos and bungalows for
themselves or for business purposes.
The island of St. Maarten has
thirty seven primeval beaches that enables the real estate people to develop
properties around its surroundings. With a total population density of 37,429 in
seventeen square miles, the island is a paradise for the travelers and tourists.
The tourism has flourished like never before with more and more excited
travelers flocking in every year in this remote island of the Caribbean.
Since the boom in the tourism industry, St. Maarten has seen a steady growth in
the real estate business too. A lot of realtors are coming up with big projects facilitating tourism as well as the real estate industry in the
island.
With its intriguingly diverse
culture, the island of St. Maarten has gained an edge over
the other neighboring islands of the Caribbean. This has reflected in their
style of living, architecture, food habits and culture. The diverse mix has
fascinated tourist from all over the world to visit the smallest island on the
earth. The cosmopolitan population has made this place a better place to live
and visit. The St. Maarten real estate has a lot to offer to families, couples
and individuals who are looking forward to settle in the island. The facilities
are great in this picturesque part of the Caribbean.
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