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April 23, 2020

Here is our message from The Bovell Team at RE/MAX Cayman Islands regarding COVID-19

[vc_row][vc_column css=”.vc_custom_1588360992359{padding-right: 0px !important;padding-left: 0px !important;}”][vc_column_text]We understand living in a healthy and safe community is important to all of the clients and customers that The Bovell Team at RE/MAX Cayman Islands serves. With the developments of the COVID-19 virus raising levels of concern right across the country the past few weeks, it’s important that we […]

March 17, 2020

RE/MAX Cayman Islands Dominates Awards at RE/MAX Worldwide Convention R4

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]RE/MAX Cayman Islands is proud to announce it received 8 of the highest-ranking Global awards at this year’s R4 convention, which was held in Las Vegas from February 24-27. R4 is RE/MAX corporate’s annual worldwide convention that attracted over 6,000 attendees this year from all over 100 countries. “At RE/MAX Cayman Islands, we continue to […]

March 12, 2020

These statistics show now is the time to buy real estate on Seven Mile Beach

Seven Mile Beach condos This time of year is always a good time to compare statistics, in order to give a feel of where the market is heading for the year ahead and beyond. I have concentrated my study in the condo and homes around the US$1.5 to US$3 million market. Looking at the statistics […]

January 16, 2020

Learn about Volumetrics in Cayman Islands Real Estate

Following on from the Central Planning Authority’s approval for the first application for an aerial subdivision earlier this year, I believe it is timely to look at the issue of volumetrics in some detail.

December 13, 2019

Discover the 5 reasons why Cayman’s real estate industry is on a high.

The Cayman Islands Government recently revealed its Budget for 2020 and 2021 and confirmed what we have been discussing for some time now – our real estate industry’s worth to the entire economy and the fact that, while our industry is so strong, our worth has been increasing. Government’s Operating Revenues are forecasted to be […]

May 2017 Update - Cayman Island Property News

November 20, 2019

Why Cayman is currently a great place in which to invest

A topic point recently came up in one of our regular agents’ meetings that I thought worthy of discussing further. Is the value of a Cayman Islands property only in its rental value? Is Cayman real estate really just a vehicle in which investors can park their money and generate income? I believe the answer […]

PR fiasco could harm real estate environment

October 18, 2019

Short-term Rentals: Approach with caution

Short-term rentals at Cayman Islands A cursory glance at a new market whereby owners can supplement their income with one of the most popular short-term rental websites (Airbnb.com), is showing more than 300 places in the Cayman Islands that can be rented by a couple in December of this year, ranging in price from little […]

Here are the pros and cons of withdrawing pension funds and reinvesting in Cayman real estate

October 3, 2019

Cayman’s real estate market: Is there a tipping point?

It is no surprise to anyone that the real estate market in the Cayman Islands has been booming now for several years. Prices continue to rise in nearly all market sectors from condos on Seven Mile Beach to interior land parcels to single-family homes. This even includes industrial and other types of property. Inventory continues […]

Follow up to the iconic tower discussion

September 10, 2019

Follow up to the Iconic Tower at Grand Cayman discussion

Further to my article published in July on the pros and cons of the prospect of an iconic tower to be built on Grand Cayman, I felt the need to write a follow-up article because so many of you took the trouble to write to me on the subject, reaching out via letter, Facebook, via […]

July 25, 2019

Pros and cons of an iconic tower for Cayman

I know I promised an article on volumetrics this month, but following recent discussions on Dart’s proposal to build a skyscraper tower, I thought I would look at this subject (in the meantime we are busy gathering information for an article on volumetrics next month). The tower proposed will be similar perhaps to the 160-storey Burj Khalifa in Dubai or the former 104-storey World Trade Centre in New York. Plans to create a new skyline for Grand Cayman recognisable the world over were first unveiled by Premier McLaughlin at this year’s Cayman Economic Outlook conference, and have been the subject of a lot of discussion ever since, including at the Chamber of Commerce’s Economic Outlook event.