CJ Invest, News, Special Reports

The Caribbean Has Become the Global Outlier in Luxury Real Estate

By: Caribbean Journal Staff

The Caribbean has emerged as the clearest outlier in the global luxury residential market.

While inventory rose across much of the world over the past year, Sotheby’s International Realty agents report that the Caribbean was the only region where luxury housing supply declined. At the same time, buyer demand surged, transactions accelerated, and prices continued to climb, reinforcing the region’s position as one of the most competitive high-end real estate markets globally.

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A 199-Acre Private Island Is on the Market in Turks and Caicos

CJ Invest, Listings, News

Private islands rarely surface in the Caribbean, at least outside of traditional private-island strongholds like The Bahamas and Belize, where development is booming. They’re rare still in Turks and Caicos — but when you find them, they tend to define the upper edge of regional pricing. A newly-listed property in East Caicos does exactly that, […]

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Curaçao’s Real Estate Market, Seen Through Data

CJ Invest, News, Real Estate News

Curaçao’s real estate market is often explained through personal experience. Someone bought in Jan Thiel. Prices moved in Blue Bay. A quiet sale happened in Barber. What has been harder to find is an islandwide view grounded in actual listings rather than impressions.

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Grand Cayman Waterfront Site Lists for $4.75M

CJ Invest, Listings

A 4.3-acre seafront parcel in Spotts on Grand Cayman is being offered at US $4.75 million, presenting a rare opportunity to acquire sizeable waterfront land at a price point increasingly difficult to find on the island.