Point House, Parrot Cay, Turks and Caicos Islands, listed by Robert Greenwood

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"As we move out of 2020, we have seen significant increases in both inquiries and sales activity for our real estate product in the TCI.  We expect this trend to continue and strengthen exponentially through 2021. The myriad of benefits the islands offer and the fact that we fared so well during the pandemic has shown the TCI to be more desirable than ever before." - Robert Greenwood, Turks & Caicos Islands.

The Residences at Seafire, Cayman Islands, listed by Provenance Properties

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“We are optimistic that 2021 will be another great year. We have become trusted advisors to our International clients who appreciate the quality of people, place and lifestyle the Cayman Islands offers and this is prompting them to buy luxury vacation properties here and to earn permanent residency through investing in real estate.” - Sue Nickason, Cayman Islands.

The White House, Antigua And Barbuda, listed by Anchor Antigua Realty

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"I expect that real estate in the Caribbean will continue to gain exposure and increase in desire. If 2020 has shown us anything, it's just how important our surroundings are to living a happy and healthy life. With Antigua's low infection rate, low crime rate, low-density population, warm climate, and health and active lifestyle options, we have seen an increase in the interest of both homeownership and Holiday rental inquiries. People are eager to experience what life can be like in a safe, tropical environment." - Justin White, Antigua.

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