According to STR's April 2016 Pipeline Report, 28,715 rooms in 178 projects Under Contract in the Caribbean and Mexico regions.
Recent record-breaking growth in tourism, combined with new and on-going government incentives and investments in airports, highways and marinas, has contributed to an increase in luxury real estate sales
According to the October 2015 STR Construction Pipeline Report, there are 164 hotels totaling 28,046 rooms under contract in the combined Caribbean and Mexico region.
Caribbean hotels are enjoying their continued run of double-digit net operating income (NOI) growth.
According to analysis of inquiries conducted by Caribbean luxury property specialist 7th Heaven Properties, demand for Caribbean real estate has doubled during the first six months of 2015 compared to the same period last year.
If the ferocity of this year's winter is any reminder, there's a reason millions of American and Canadian "snowbirds" head south each year for the winter months.
In my 15-plus year of specializing in golf and resort-style real estate, I've had the pleasure of visiting many of the finest private clubs and resort communities in the world.
Caribbean hotel performance continues to illustrate positive trends in occupancy and average daily rate.
Bermuda claimed first spot in a new list of the world's top 20 islands.
The Caribbean and Mexico hotel development pipeline comprises 164 hotels totaling 27,621 rooms.
The Caribbean and Mexico hotel development pipeline comprises 167 hotels totaling 28,140 rooms.
Favorable exchange rates, affordable home prices and rising affluence abroad drive international buyers to the U.S.
According to Brookes & Company, the Bahamas' property market is making a comeback with investors.
There is a strong increase of new hotel development now occurring in both the Caribbean and Mexico over last year's construction activity.
Getaway cities will deliver the best growth in the next five years.
Owned by Tavistock Group, Tiger Woods and Ernie Els, the resort reveals plans for the second phase of its Marina Residences.
A 385-acre development site billed as "the most important remaining tract of land in the Bahamas" is officially back on the market.
The number of people visiting the Caribbean from January to July 2013 reached 15.6 million, barely shifting from last year.
