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
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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.
April Market Update
The Many Benefits of a Strata. James Bovell compares paying strata fees to costs of maintaining a stand alone property in the Cayman Islands.
Kimpton buyout ‘positive news’ for Cayman Islands resort
As published in the Cayman Compass – TUESDAY DECEMBER 23, 2014 The half-built Kimpton Hotel. PHOTO: JAMES WHITTAKER The buyout of the Kimpton boutique hotel brand by the multinational Intercontinental Hotel Group is positive news for the Cayman Islands, according to developer Dart Realty.
Government land sale could net $10M
The Cayman Islands government could earn millions from the sale of surplus properties it owns, but the figure projected by Premier Alden McLaughlins government is far less than what private sector consultants estimated.
RE/MAX Cayman Islands Wins Top Office Award at International Conference
RE/MAX Cayman Islands wins many awards at 2012 RE/MAX International Conference. James Bovell inducted into Circle of Legends, the highest career achievement within the RE/MAX network.
No Landfill for Bodden Town
As published in the Caymanian Compass l WEDNESDAY 5 JUNE 2013 l No Landfill for Bodden Town
Builders Law to be resurrected
It is expected that this law will reduce the number of unqualified contractors in the market and the abuse of work permits, thus creating more opportunities for Caymanians.