Scotts built marina on sheer will As published in the Caymanian Compass http://compasscayman.com/caycompass/2012/12/07/Scotts-built-marina-on-sheer-will/ By: Jewel Levy | jewel@cfp.ky 07 December, 2012 Scotts Marine celebrated its services to the community during a Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours event last week. The George Town Barcadere event
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June 2013 Market Update
US housing market in recovery. Cayman real estate market shows increased sales of larger, luxury condominiums along Seven Mile Beach. Prices of smaller houses and condominiums stable.
Dart plans second hotel on Seven Mile Beach
More real estate development planned along Cayman Islands Seven Mile Beach
France blacklists ‘tax havens’
Bermuda is one of three new entries on France’s blacklist of uncooperative jurisdictions.
NRA pavers may remain in Brac
Paving equipment sent to Cayman Brac from Grand Cayman in 2010 remains on the smaller island and may never be sent back, depending on how government decides to proceed, Works Minister Kurt Tibbetts said Friday.
NRA cites concerns with Dart road plan application
The National Roads Authority says it is concerned traffic delays on the Esterley Tibbetts Highway abutting Camana Bay will shift to the Lawrence Boulevard roundabout after the Dart Group widens the road through its development if the section south of the roundabout is not widened to four lanes as well.
The WaterColours named ‘Best Development Multiple Units’ in the Caribbean
On December 7th over 100 countries were represented at the prestigious International Property Awards 2012 in London, England, where a select number of property professionals were awarded for their excellence.
Marriott expected to sell for $100M plus
As published in the Cayman Compass: 5 FEBRUARY, 2015 A buyer is being sought for the Marriott Hotel on Seven Mile Beach. – PHOTO: TANEOS RAMSAY One of Grand Cayman’s biggest hotels, the 295-room Marriott Beach Resort on Seven Mile Beach, is expected to sell
Consultant: No quick fix to landfill leaching
Closing and capping large areas of the George Town Landfill will likely be the only way to lessen the potential environmental impact on the North Sound, according to consultants conducting tests at the site.