A Canada-based property development firm aims to invest US$70 million to renovate the Treasure Island resort after agreeing to a deal to buy a controlling stake in the beleaguered Seven Mile Beach venue.
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Airport upgrade to break ground this week
Construction of the new terminal building at Grand Caymans Owen Roberts International Airport is scheduled to break ground Thursday and will begin in earnest next week, government leaders announced Monday.
Brac developments in the works
Expansions to two hotels and a new government-funded swimming pool are in the works for Cayman Brac.
Cayman Enterprise City campus gets zoning approval
Zoning approval has been granted for Cayman Enterprise Citys proposed c&us on a 70-acre site in South Sound. Long-term plans for a cluster of office buildings, homes, restaurants and a hotel surrounding a man-made lake have been outlined for the Special Economic Zone.
Market Update February 2013
Cayman Islands Real Estate Review. Positive moves in government equal better economic forecast
August Market Update
Grand Cayman real estate sales for January to June 2014 increase 36 percent versus the same period in 2013. James Bovell recommends sale of government land to boost sales.
Dart, beyond Camana Bay
In the 20 years since Kenneth Dart bought the land that has become Camana Bay, Dart Realty (Cayman) Ltd. and its associated companies have also been involved in many other real estate and development activities on Grand Cayman.
Film festival gets two thumbs up
Attendees of the inaugural CayFilm International Film Festival praised the event which left many celebrity guests and attendees eager for next years encore.
Resurgence in Little Cayman turtle nesting
A record number of turtle nests have been recorded in Little Cayman this year.
Ironwood commits to hiring locals
The developers behind the planned Ironwood golf resort have committed to a target of hiring a workforce of mostly Caymanian employees as part of a duty concessions agreement with government.