Property Values
The Cayman Islands real estate market delivered its strongest first half on record in 2026, with transaction value exceeding US$725 million across the first six months. The performance confirms robust international demand for Caribbean property and has implications for the wider regional market.
The Caribbean real estate market is valued at US$1.87 trillion and growing, yet Caribbean developers continue to face persistent difficulty securing viable development financing. The gap between market scale and available capital is one of the region’s most significant structural challenges and a direct contributor to housing undersupply across Jamaica and the wider Caribbean.
Buyer intent in the Barbados real estate market is shifting from holiday home purchases toward long-term residency and lifestyle relocation. The change reflects a broader evolution in Caribbean demand that rewards destinations with the infrastructure to support permanent residents, not just occasional visitors.
Road rehabilitation works under Jamaica’s SPARK programme have been completed along Seacrest Drive, delivering resurfaced carriageway and improved drainage to a residential corridor. The project reflects the direct link between public infrastructure investment and property market confidence.
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