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The Central American country of Belize is on the Caribbean coast, nestled between Mexico and Guatemala. It is a relatively short distance from the US mainland, especially from gateway cities such as Houston, Texas and Miami, Florida. Belize offers tropical forests rich with wildlife, mountains, ancient Mayan civilization sites dating back to 300 A.D., and the world’s second longest barrier reef. Belize is subtropical, with a mean annual temperature of 80 degrees F. Trade winds are fairly constant. The hottest months are August and September when temperatures reach onto the 90’s.

Belize has an area of approximately 9,085 sq. mi (23,300 sq. km). Its mainland is 180 miles long and up to 68 miles wide. Belize also consists of over 200 cayes (islands), ranging in size from a few hundred square feet to 25 miles long and four miles wide.

Belize isn't only a vacation paradise for scuba divers, eco-tourists, nature lovers, and amateur archaeologists - it is rapidly developing into a well-rounded destination offering a plethora of quality resorts, a variety of residential choices, and varied investment opportunities. Politically and financially stable, this English-speaking democracy offers exciting business opportunities for the investor, off-shore business corporation or trust. real estate, financial and corporate services or possibilities in the fast-growing small business sector. Foreigners can enter almost any business field and often be accorded special concessions regarding developmental enterprises. You must first establish a Belize corporation as a prerequisite.

Building Costs in Belize range from US$30-$60 per square foot. However, costs have been rising and particular upscale enclaves have been as high as $200. per square foot. Still, Belize is considerably less expensive than more established destinations.