Range Developments has started re-construction works of the Pier in Cabrits National Park in Dominica.
The company said in an official post said
We are partnering with M/V Pacific Hope and their volunteers to restore the functionality of the Pier which will allow ships to access the Cabrits National Park & Fort Shirley. As well, it will allow Pacific Hope ships to dock there and easily treat their patients.
As the Caribbean is preparing for another Hurricane season, Range developments continues to assist Dominicans displaced by Hurricane Maria last year.
The company said in a press release ..
Closely working with people and officials in Dominica, Range Developments’ CSR team has consolidated all its efforts to help improve the living conditions of the communities shattered by this natural disaster.
Range Developments has started re-construction works of the Pier in Cabrits National Park in #Dominica. We are partnering with Pacific Hope and their volunteers to restore functionality of the Pier. #secondpassport #citizenshipbyinvestment #secondcitizenship, #KeepCBIhonest pic.twitter.com/KBTnls2HIy
— Range Developments (@RangeDevelop) June 10, 2018
Range Developments CEO Mr. Asaria, said Five start Cabrits resort is scheduled to open in 2019
Dominica will have a word class five star #Kempinski in 2019 #Dominica #CBI #keepcbihonest #therangeway https://t.co/5DQLCdYKAT
— Mohammed Asaria (@asaria_mohammed) June 8, 2018
Range Developments is an international property developer focusing on high-end hotel resorts in the Caribbean that are well-designed, sustainable and desirable. The Park Hyatt St Kitts won the prestigious Best New Hotel Construction and Design St. Kitts & Nevis award at The International Property Awards 2014-2015. It also won the coveted award of Best New Hotel Construction and Design in the Caribbean 2014-2015. It has open and fully operational since November 17.
Range has two other developments in the region. The Cabrits Resort Kempinski in Dominica is the first government approved real estate project in Dominica under the country’s Citizenship by Investment Program. A minimum investment of US$ 220,000 in the project will entitle investors and their families to a citizenship of the Commonwealth of Dominica. It is currently under construction and the most advanced of any government-approved project on the island. Its third project, The Ritz-Carlton St. Lucia, was announced in August this year.
