A Miami team with CBRE Hotels marketed the 180-room Ritz-Carlton St. Thomas after Marriott International added its own power and water desalination plants.
January 19, 2016 at 11:00 AM
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A significant increase in profits at the Ritz-Carlton St. Thomas certainly was a boon for the CBRE team arranging the sale of the 30-acre U.S. Virgin Islands luxury resort.
But that also presented a challenge. Potential buyers might be leery that this was a flash in the pan or a sign of volatility.
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