USA

After a miserable few years, the US housing market has started to make a comeback.

The latest figures show the first green shoots for the economy as a whole, and a housing recovery which is beginning to translate into renewed optimism in the housing market.

The United States is once again the land of opportunity for buyers who waste no time.

Ocala, Florida

The city of Ocala in Marion County is already home to many international company headquarters that are drawn by the favourable corporate tax benefits.

Organisations from around the world are setting their sights on this area, creating enormous demand for strategically-located land.

This is an area that is not only home to big business, but is also known as ‘the world horse capital’. In fact, under Chamber of Commerce guidelines, it is one of only five cities (four in the USA and one in France) permitted to use this title, based on the annual revenue produced by the horse industry – a figure that currently stands at over $2.2 billion per year.

As a result, independent analysts have highlighted the significant growth potential for real estate in Ocala and Marion County.

CrownWorld currently has two land investment projects located in Ocala and comprising a little over 200 individual residential building plots. The projects are located in an area that already boasts a sophisticated infrastructure, where several properties have already been developed. There is also an established Homeowners’ Association that was created to manage and maintain the upkeep of the neighbourhood to a very high standard.

Each residential land product offered by CrownWorld fits the same simple strategy:

1. All plots are delivered unencumbered with a freehold land Title Deeds and irrevocable planning permission for low-density residential development.

2. Infrastructure is already in place and includes a tarmac road, connection to the local electricity grid, and mains water, drainage and telecommunications networks.

3. Investors have no obligation to build; they can either hold on to their land asset until local and international factors determine the best and most profitable time for a resale, or they can build out their property and take advantage of the greater ROIs and excellent rental opportunities available.