We can all agree that the Commercial Real Estate (CRE) sector has been one of the sectors affected the most in this Pandemic.  From the hotels, malls, multi-family buildings, offices, retail and such. However, let us step back a bit before the pandemic. Some of these sectors were already struggling. Each sector had different challenges however, this was a sign to look at different approaches to achieve a different result. As Albert Einstein was quoted saying, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.

In a market that has no “playbook”, no “SOP” on how to handle this type of situation, how do you advise your clients?

When someone asks and they do quite often, I pause and think do they really wish to know the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth?

The Villages at Coverly, Barbados was the dream of a committed team that has become a reality. Here, we look back at The Villages at Coverly then and now.

Join our agent Lisa Coyle as she pledges to enact easy at home "going green" steps. 

Lisa Coyle, Real Estate Agent

The only thing that is constant in life is change and the Real Estate industry is not foreign to this concept.

Going the financing route for your property purchase? Ensure you take this necessary first step…

So you’ve made the decision to buy your first home, apartment or piece of land to build your dream home. You see the advertisements offering various mortgage options with low interest rates, so it’s a logical decision – time to buy.

Whether you are an entrepreneur, businessman or woman, attorney, doctor, restaurateur, barber or retailer, at some point you will need commercial space. This space has to first suit your budget and it also has to be the ideal location for your clients. Typically, your choice of commercial space will fall under the general term of either A, B or C class rental space. A class - being the most prestigious premier office space with rents at the top end of the scale. Whilst, B & C spaces compete for a wide range of users with rents in the middle to lower end of the spectrum.