Gambling away money seems to be the last thing on peoples’ minds these days, and the effects are showing in the gambling hub, Atlantic City. As many as five of the eleven casinos in the area could wind up filing for bankruptcy this year, and hundreds ofworkers have been laid off. Plans for new casinos have been shelved, and even the Donald - Mr. Trump - himself is hoping to sell off one of his three Atlantic City properties. 2008 is the second year in a row that Atlantic City revenues dropped, after 28 years of increases. Read more… continue reading...
Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) October 5, 2007 — The Grenadines are home to the largest private island in the Caribbean, which is now available for US $100M. Canadian firm Private Islands Inc., which has more than 450 for-sale private islands, is now working in conjunction with exclusive agent Trevor David to promote the property. “We are pleased to be working with Ronde Island,” says CEO Chris Krolow. “The unusual size, excellent location and magnificent beauty make the island highly desirable.”
According to Trevor David, Ronde Island’s thousands of acres offer a rare opportunity for extensive development. “The island is completely untouched, a blank canvas in an area of the Caribbean that is growing in popularity for vacationers,” he says. “And the government of Grenada is very friendly to foreign investment.” Chris Krolow offers his take on the island’s potential. “This is a region currently seeing billions of dollars in investment in resort projects, seasonal homes, and even golf courses,” says Krolow. “There are precedents for success with large-scale developments. Donald Trump owns one of the world’s premier golf resorts just up the Grenadine chain, and of course there is also Mustique, the world-famous private island resort.” continue reading...
