'Pure capital growth' in Caribbean
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Although investors may be concerned about the credit crunch hitting property markets in the UK, the economic downturn is not affecting the capital growth on property in the Caribbean, according to real estate specialists Principal International.
The property website says that the credit crunch "doesn't deter from the pure capital growth on your investment that we still are seeing in the Caribbean markets".
One area which has recently received attention from tourists and investors alike is the Venezuelan island of Margarita, according to nubricks.com
The island, which is also known as 'the pearl of the Caribbean', is located to the north -east of Venezuela and benefits from having duty free status.
According to the website, more than two million tourists visit the island's sandy shores each year.
One of the most popular beaches, Playa El Agua, features "an abundance of palm trees, restaurants and bars with the local market even selling a dozen fresh oysters for a dollar", according to the news provider.
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