Travel+Leisure, one of the world's most esteemed travel publications, has named The Palmyra Resort & Spa as one of its Top 10 most exciting vacation home developments in its March 2007 issue.
(ROSE HALL, JAMAICA) - March 1, 2007 - The Palmyra Resort & Spa at Rose Hall, the first luxury beachfront community in Jamaica, leading the island's renaissance, announced today that Travel+Leisure, one of the world's most esteemed travel publications, has named The Palmyra Resort & Spa as one of its Top 10 most exciting vacation home developments in its March issue, on stands throughout the United States now.
"This incredible accolade from such a respected publication is a true testament to our vision" said Robert T. Trotta, moving force behind the Resort Properties Group, developer of The Palmyra. "The Palmyra is not only a luxury community that celebrates the island's history and character through architecture, amenities and experience, but also offers a ground floor real estate opportunity in a culturally-unmatched seaside haven."
In a special real estate section in the current issue, Travel+Leisure named 100 developments around the world that presented the best opportunities for vacation home investment. The top ten, including The Palmyra, were published in the magazine and the top 100 were listed on travelandleisure.com. The publication cited the intimate nature of The Palmyra as well as the 23,000-square-foot ESPA and preferred access to three acclaimed golf courses as reasons for the resort's selection.
Located on 16 acres of pristine waterfront property in Montego Bay, The Palmyra provides world-class amenities and unparalleled indulgence in a tropical village setting. In contrast to the current premiums placed on beachfront property in Florida or other Caribbean islands, The Palmyra provides a value-added lifestyle with an inherent investment opportunity. In addition to their own island retreat, residents and guests will have access to The Palmyra ESPA, personal concierge service, and a selection of enrichment classes or activities based on Jamaican culture.
