Find real estate in the U.S. Virgin Islands

Living in "Paradise" is still possible. Check out these realtors in the U.S. Virgin Islands for residential, commerical or investment property in St. Croix, St. Thomas, St. John or Water Island. Click for more.

Turning the tide of timeshare

No longer marginalized, time-share, now known as’ vacation ownership’ has evolved into a multi billion dollar business around the globe, with more than $13 billion in annual sales. Click for more.

Reviving an old gem in St. Croix

Jack Pickel, an attorney and land developer, who moved to St. Croix, from Las Cruces Mexico about five years ago, didn’t plan on buying the Danish townhouse, which dates back to the 1750s, and has been operated as a hotel since 1948 Click for more.

Own an island

No man may be an island- unless of course he owns one. Richard Branson and Johnny Depp do, and you can too. Throughout the region, there are perfect parcels for sale. From the Bahamas to Curacao and plenty of places in between you can still find islands waiting to be sold to the highest bidder. Click for more.

Green development key to success

When St. Croix's Onaje Jackson began his business in 1993, it took him to remote locations in Belize and Guyana. He says nobody new what ‘sustainable’ meant back then. Times have changed. Click for more.

Investment in green technology pays big dividends

More than ever, consumers are gravitating towards businesses with green policies. And businesses are discovering an investment in green technology pays off. Real estate companies play a vital role. Click for more.

Oil Nut Bay project progressing

Oil Nut Bay, a residential development in Virgin Gorda in the British Virgin Islands is moving forward, since its groundbreaking in January 2009. The project will offer 300-acre living and whole home ownership for 88 families with amenities, which include a marine nature center, kids club, full service spa and wellness center, beach club, and marina. Click for more.

Making the Ritz your second home

The more affluent among us seem to know how to use their resources wisely, without scrimping on “necessary indulgences.” Perhaps this is why private residence clubs are the new rave even in a diminished economy. Click for more.