Trinidadian buyers are pouring into Barbados’s property market, driven as much by security concerns as investment returns. The trend is squeezing local buyers and raising policy questions relevant across the Caribbean.

Local Government Minister Desmond McKenzie said in April 2026 that his ministry will ask churches island-wide to provide disaster shelter space, as over 400 churches were set to receive post-Melissa clean-up grants, with St Elizabeth getting over $17 million.

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