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44 international real estate agents visited St. Maarten January 12th ,2016

January 12, 2017

44 international real estate agents visited  St. Maarten  January 12th ,2016
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Sunshine Properties brokers Jonathan Schaede and John had the pleasure to welcome 44 international real estate agents to St. Maarten, Highlighting the many real estate opportunities and best of what St. Maarten has to offer. The agent's  toured throughout the island where they took note of the number of developments that include Las Brisas , Acqua , Seneca and as well as private homes that are on the market. A number of beaches where included concluding their trip with duty-free shopping in Philipsburg. The agents were excited about the island and we can except that they will send potential investors to the island.

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44 international real estate agents visited St. Maarten January 12th ,2016

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/44-international-real-estate-agents-visited-st-maarten-january-12th-2016/

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