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Bahamas
Baha Mar has broken ground on a 700-million-dollar expansion in Nassau, designed by Foster and Partners and due for completion in 2029, reinforcing the Bahamas as the Caribbean’s premier luxury tourism destination and sending a strong signal to regional property markets.
The Bahamas built a shelter purpose-engineered for Category 5 storms. Jamaica still relies on schools and public buildings never designed for that job, and Melissa exposed real gaps even in newer infrastructure.
NASSAU, Bahamas — Mortgage arrears in The Bahamas fell in November 2025, but new mortgage lending grew more slowly than a year…
NASSAU, Bahamas — The head of the Bahamas Real Estate Association (BREA) has warned that a new minimum fee schedule for lawyers,…
Bahamas Harvest Church, which started in a rented storefront in 1995, marked 30 years while building a $25 million facility on seven acres in Nassau, financed through church funds, a bank loan for half the cost and private investment.
The Bahamas faces a housing affordability crisis with property prices rising seven times faster than wages since 2012, as short-term rentals squeeze residential inventory and political pressure mounts for 2,000 new homes annually.
The Bahamas is experiencing one of its most ambitious hotel and resort development waves in years, anchored by Baha Mar’s 700-million-dollar expansion, Atlantis’s 1.93-billion-dollar refinancing, and major new luxury projects in Exuma, Eleuthera and the Out Islands.
A fire at Christ the King Anglican Church in Ridgeland Park, Nassau, gutted offices and a pantry behind the sanctuary and left smoke damage in the church, in the very section that was about to undergo a $250,000 renovation.
The real estate market in Jamaica is full of opportunities, especially for those ready to dive into the home-buying process right away.…
A Bahamas church holding 60 mortgage-free properties, including a 2,500-seat cathedral in Freeport, argued it could not pay a $776,000 judgment. Chief Justice Sir Ian Winder allowed $250,000 to be taken from its bank accounts.
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