Sri Lanka has long been known as the “Pearl of the Indian Ocean”. This stunning country offers culture, breath-taking landscapes, delicious cuisine, and friendliness in abundance.
Sri Lanka’s enchanting people make the country so easy to travel and live in. The viridian blue of the Indian Ocean is mesmerising, with temples and shrines dotted all along the coast – the South of Sri Lanka perfectly combines culture with luxury.
Discerning investors are purchasing property set just back from the popular coastal resorts to ensure privacy, whilst being within easy reach of beautiful beaches, historic sites, and local amenities. Koggala Lake is a prime example - secluded and beautiful whilst very accessible. With Cinnamon Air now offering daily flights from the Lake to Colombo International Airport, Rukandaluwa Estate is exceptionally positioned.
Since peace came to Sri Lanka in 2009 the country has prospered, an influx of foreign investment has seen the growth of industry, tourism, and sustainable economies.
Blackrock’s Fund Manager and Member of the Emerging Markets Specialists has stated that “I believe Sri Lanka’s long term prospects are among the most attractive in the frontier universe. Therefore, we view Sri Lanka as a compelling place to invest on a relative basis as well as on an absolute basis,”. In addition BlackRock are anticipating a 20% pa increase in the property market.
In 2015 the new government of Sri Lanka promised a change of wind – to make Sri Lanka the most attractive investment opportunity in Asia.
Since the end of the war Sri Lanka's economy has boomed. GDP growth of 7% per annum has become normal. Construction has grown at a double-digit rates and was 10.3% of GDP in 2013. The IT/outsourcing industry is booming. Shangri-La, Moevenpick, and many other luxury hotels have opened.
Tourist arrivals have skyrocketed, rising by 133% from 2010 to 2014 with more than 1.5 million tourists visiting the country. These figures are set to increase with the softening of the country’s policy towards foreign investment.
In addition Sri Lanka has been named by The Guardian, Vogue, & Conde Nast Traveler as one of the most desirable places to visit in the world. These publications specifically appeal to an ABC1 market and have an enormous influence on the luxury travel market.
Sri Lanka’s enchanting people make the country so easy to travel and live in. The viridian blue of the Indian Ocean is mesmerising, with temples and shrines dotted all along the coast – the South of Sri Lanka perfectly combines culture with luxury.
Discerning investors are purchasing property set just back from the popular coastal resorts to ensure privacy, whilst being within easy reach of beautiful beaches, historic sites, and local amenities. Koggala Lake is a prime example - secluded and beautiful whilst very accessible. With Cinnamon Air now offering daily flights from the Lake to Colombo International Airport, Rukandaluwa Estate is exceptionally positioned.
Since peace came to Sri Lanka in 2009 the country has prospered, an influx of foreign investment has seen the growth of industry, tourism, and sustainable economies.
Blackrock’s Fund Manager and Member of the Emerging Markets Specialists has stated that “I believe Sri Lanka’s long term prospects are among the most attractive in the frontier universe. Therefore, we view Sri Lanka as a compelling place to invest on a relative basis as well as on an absolute basis,”. In addition BlackRock are anticipating a 20% pa increase in the property market.
In 2015 the new government of Sri Lanka promised a change of wind – to make Sri Lanka the most attractive investment opportunity in Asia.
Since the end of the war Sri Lanka's economy has boomed. GDP growth of 7% per annum has become normal. Construction has grown at a double-digit rates and was 10.3% of GDP in 2013. The IT/outsourcing industry is booming. Shangri-La, Moevenpick, and many other luxury hotels have opened.
Tourist arrivals have skyrocketed, rising by 133% from 2010 to 2014 with more than 1.5 million tourists visiting the country. These figures are set to increase with the softening of the country’s policy towards foreign investment.
In addition Sri Lanka has been named by The Guardian, Vogue, & Conde Nast Traveler as one of the most desirable places to visit in the world. These publications specifically appeal to an ABC1 market and have an enormous influence on the luxury travel market.
